READING:
•Read and understand articles and short stories written in straightforward language and style includingthose which
express specific points of view and abstract ideas from an authentic source
•Infer meaning of words from context
•Identify the main idea and key details
•Determine whether sentences about a passage are true or false
•Choose correct answersbased on key details, main ideas and inference of meaning of words, phrases and author’s
intention
•Identify and utilize new vocabulary
WRITING:
•Increase confidence using idioms and phrasal verbs appropriately
•Improve academic writing skills including argument, summary, paraphrase, compare/contrast, explaining advantages
and disadvantages
•Demonstrate understanding of facts and ideas by organizing, comparing, translating, interpreting, giving descriptions
and stating main ideas.
•Demonstrate mostly accurate grammar and vocabulary
•Compile information in a different way by combining elements in a new pattern or proposing alternative solutions
•Illustrate comprehension by writing with a range of upper-intermediate grammar structures used correctly; a range of
upper-intermediate vocabulary and functional language used correctly and formulate flowing text using cohesive devices,
appropriate organization and task fulfilment.
GENERAL:
•Be familiar with all parts of the TOEFL test
•Obtain and make use of some useful tips to help achieve personal TOEFL goals
•Understand how the TOEFL test is assessed
•Have written and spoken English assessed by other learners