Punctuating Adjective Clauses

TOEFL iBT Reading: Answering Vocabulary Questions

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TOEFL iBT Grammar: Non-Restrictive versus Restrictive Adjective Clauses – To Use or Not Use Commas

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Michael Buckhoff’s “7 Step System to Pass the TOEFL iBT Exam!” “Give me a power-packed TOEFL lesson!” Watch Videos: Try Something Different, Learn about Michael’s TOEFL Lessons Listen to this post: punctuating-adjective-clauses During TOEFL IBT writing, you will be using adjective clauses when you are combining a main idea with a support idea (i.e., adjective

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Answer to TOEFLer’s Question + Suggested Study Plan, Including Useful Web Sites

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Improve your TOEFL iBT Speaking and Pronunciation Today!

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Listen to this post:  Improve your TOEFL iBT Speaking and Pronunciation Today Imagine taking the TOEFL iBT and effortlessly answering the six speaking tasks. You have command of the vowel and consonants of American English. Your syllable division, grammatical word endings, word stress, and intonation resemble those of a native speaker. You blend words together well

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Are you ready to take the TOEFL iBT: Fourteen Important Questions?

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Listen to this post:   Are you ready to take the TOEFL iBT Fourteen Important Questions “When should I take the TOEFL iBT?” asked one of my TOEFL iBT preparation students. My answer lies in the following fourteen questions: 1. Are you comfortable listening to academic conversations and lectures? 2. Can you catch the main idea and

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How to Develop Strong Vocabulary Skills for the TOEFL iBT-Without Using a Dictionary! Part One

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Listen to this post:  How to Develop Strong Vocabulary Skills for the TOEFL iBT Without Using a Dictionary Part Two When reading TOEFL iBT passages, you will encounter unfamiliar vocabulary. In these situations, you should try to understand the new Online TOEFL Course by looking at the context in which it is used. Examples, appositives,

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How to Develop Strong Vocabulary Skills for the TOEFL iBT-Without Using a Dictionary! Part Two

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Listen to this post:  How to Develop Strong Vocabulary Skills for the TOEFL iBT Without Using a Dictionary Part Two When reading TOEFL iBT passages for pleasure, for work, or for university coursework, you will encounter unfamiliar vocabulary. In these situations, you should try to understand the new word by looking at the context in

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