TOEFL Writing: Integrated Essay (The 20-Minute Essay)

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Uploaded by on Dec 7, 2009

Watch this video to learn what all the TOEFL books are NOT telling you about the 20-Minute Essay. Enjoy!

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  • it has so many error's so b careful.

    reading and listening passage not always contradict!!!

  • @saikishore1106 Sorry saiki. The reading ALWAYS contradicts. If you're not seeing that happen on the actual test, then you're not understanding the information well enough. :(

  • Exelent, thanks! You are right, most of the books out there are a load of BS

  • @mabg82 Thanks for the kind words!

  • excellent!

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  • This makes the distinction between "for-against" and point-counterpoint" very clear! I really appreciate the diagrams, animations, and detailed explanations. This is very helpful.

  • This is a really excellent overview of the essay. I found it extremely helpful and better than almost everything else out there!!!!

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  • awsome vedio'

    

  • I was so exited while listening to his holy tips,when at the end he came up with: come and rroll up to one of our online classes! :P I could't expect otherwise though, cause knowledge is power and it costs! :) Thanks a lot! These are golden tips! :)

  • is this about the internet based test or the paper test?

  • This lectue made me gaining confident. thank you so much.

  • @saikishore1106 Speaking from experience, it's so true. In ALL actual TOEFL tests that my friends and I have taken, the listening passage directly contradicts what is stated in the reading passage. In every (there are ALWAYS 3 reasons) point or reason mentioned in the reading passage, the professor refutes this by providing a directly opposing point.

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