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TOEFL Writing: Test of Written EnglishTo wind up our introduction to the TOEFL, you'll be relieved to hear that TOEFL Writing is not as challenging as the GMAT AWA. In TOEFL Writing, the test makers don't really care how original your thoughts are - they just want to see that you can structure them according to the American Formula (think the Coco Cola secret formula!). The TOEFL Writing Formula is much more basic and direct than those for Analysis of an Issue or Argument. You basically need to supply about 300 words in the following tight structure: Paragraph 1: Introduction Sentence and Thesis Statement (what you think and the 2 or 3 reasons you will use to justify it) Paragraph 2: Your first reason with a couple of examples to illustrate it Paragraph 3: Your second reason with a couple of examples to illustrate it Optional Paragraph: Your third reason with a couple of examples to illustrate it Paragraph 4 or 5: Conclusion - or restatement of your Thesis Statement Be careful to stick to this style since more open-ended styles will definitely bring down your score. If you manage to do this with very few mistakes and using varied syntactical structure, you can approach the high score of 6. It's important to decide whether you will type the essay or hand write it. If your handwriting is abysmal, by all means type it. The correctors give each essay just two minutes, so if they're struggling to decipher your penmanship, they're more likely to be brutal. More: |
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