TOEFL Grammar Resources

The TOEFL grammar resources I posted here reflect more than 10 years of TOEFL article writing on the Internet. These TOEFL grammar resources will help you avoid the most common writing and speaking errors. Many students make these errors during the TOEFL exam. I have graded more than 15,000 speaking practice tests at Stealth, The 7-Step Step System to Pass the TOEFL iBT. In addition, I have graded close to 100,000 pages of college writing and TOEFL writing practice tests.  I see very similar writing and speaking errors recur, even from the same students.

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TOEFL grammar resources
TOEFL grammar resources

TOEFL Grammar Resources: Adjective, reduced adjective clauses; noun clauses

Adjective clause practice exercises
Adjective clause practice exercises
  • TOEFL iBT Grammar Video: Who versus Whom: Differentiate between subject and object relative pronouns “who” and “whom”
  • TOEFL iBT Grammar: How to Use Whose, Practice Exercises: This TOEFL grammar resource explains how to use the possessive relative clause pronoun in both speaking and writing.
  • TOEFL iBT Grammar: Participial Phrases: This seven minute video will show you example sentences of participial phrases. You will learn how these reduced adjective clauses are formed. Moreover, you will understand why you should use them during the TOEFL speaking and writing tasks.
  • TOEFL iBT Grammar: Appositives: Reducing adjective clauses into appositives is another important way to impress TOEFL iBT human raters. TOEFL human raters will grade your speaking and writing tasks. Learn how to form these advanced grammar structures.
  • Reduced Adjective Clauses: Understand how and why you should reduce adjective clauses during the TOEFL speaking and writing tasks.
  • Adjective Clauses and the TOEFL iBT Exam: Knowing how to form adjective clauses is important to your speaking and writing improvement. In this lesson, you will learn why. Moreover, you will learn how to form these advanced grammar structures.
  • TOEFL iBT Grammar: Adjective Clauses: You will see connectors such as “which,” “who,” “whom,” “that,” “whose.” Furthermore, you will learn how they are used in example sentences.
  • Using Noun Clauses in TOEFL Integrated Writing: Noun clauses can help you to summarize reading and listening passages during the integrated writing task. This lesson will show you how to correctly form these advanced grammar structures. As a result,  you will score higher on the writing section.

TOEFL Grammar Resources: Error correction service; Online TOEFL Course

TOEFL speaking and writing error correction service
TOEFL speaking and writing error correction service

TOEFL Grammar Resources: General tips for speaking and writing

General TOEFL grammar tips for speaking and writing
General TOEFL grammar tips for speaking and writing

TOEFL Grammar Resources: Parallelism

Parallelism in TOEFL speaking and writing
Parallelism in TOEFL speaking and writing

TOEFL Grammar Resources: Practice Tests and Quizzes

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  •  Article Usage in TOEFL Grammar: Learn how to use articles “a,” “an,” and “the.” In addition complete the quizzes or 30 questions to reinforce your mastery of this lesson.
  • Clauses and Sentence Structure: TOEFL Speaking and Writing: Learn the most important sentence styles that you will need to use during the speaking and writing portions of the TOEFL exam. After this lesson, you will complete three quizzes, including multiple choice and listening dictation practice exercises.
  • Infinitives in TOEFL grammar: Complete practice tests to improve your mastery of distinguishing infinitives from base form and simple past verbs.
  • TOEFL Speaking and Writing -s endings: Learn the three -s endings and how they are pronounced.
  • TOEFL Connecting Word Quizzes: Choosing the right connector can be difficult during the speaking and writing sections of the exam.  Especially, knowing how to use prepositions, coordinators, subordinators, and transition words correctly requires a lot of practice.  And that is exactly what you will get in this lesson–more than 100 multiple-choice questions to test your mastery of these important connecting words.
  • TOEFL Grammar Practice Test: Complete a practice test that diagnoses your grammar weak points in 23 specific areas.
  • TOEFL iBT Grammar: Pronoun-antecedent Agreement + Practice Exercises: Pronouns should agree in number with the nouns to which they refer. This lesson + 20 practice exercises will teach you how to spot and repair this common type of error in speaking and writing.
  • TOEFL Sentence Variety Practice: Learn how to complete sentences to create simple, compound, and complex types.  Complete five exercises for a total of 50 sentence combining activities.

TOEFL Grammar Resources: Prepositional phrases

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TOEFL Grammar Resources: Punctuation

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TOEFL Grammar Resources: Syntactic variety

Sentence variety for TOEFL speaking and writing
Sentence variety for TOEFL speaking and writing

TOEFL Grammar Resources: Verb tenses

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-ed endings for TOEFL Speaking and Writing: Learn how to pronounce the three -ed endings and how to recognize them as adjectives, verbs, and past participles.

TOEFL iBT Grammar: Verbs Followed by Infinitives: This lesson gives examples of dozens of verbs which are commonly followed by infinitives.

Subjects, Verbs, and TOEFL iBT Grammar: This lesson explains 7 different types of subjects you can use. In addition, this lesson will explain the thirteen verb tenses in English. You will see example sentences to help you understand what is being taught.

TOEFL iBT Grammar: Sentences with One Subject and One Verb: Learn how to accurately form sentences with one subject and one verb.

Four Language-Use Tips for TOEFL iBT Speaking Section: Many independent speaking tasks require a specific type of verb tense. In this lesson, you will learn what verb tenses to use with most TOEFL independent speaking example test questions.

TOEFL iBT Grammar: Verbs + Pronouns + Infinitives: Get used to the verbs + pronouns + infinitives combinations to improve your speaking and writing.

TOEFL Grammar Lesson: You will learn about present and past impossible conditions and specifically what types of very tenses you should use.

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