Chunks in TOEFL Speaking
Introduction In this post, I have practiced using useful lexical chunks for TOEFL Speaking Part 1 questions. Notice how I have used them naturally in context. After each chunk, I have indicated whether it is Intermediate or Advanced so you can focus on the expressions that best match your current level. TOEFL Speaking: Model Answers 1. Study Habits: Group vs. Alone I prefer to study for exams rather than (Intermediate) study alone. I feel this way for two reasons. First, studying in a group makes learning more effective because there are constant interactions that help us clarify the topics. For example, while preparing for a Linguistics exam during my Master’s Degree, I studied in a group with my friends and, as a result (Intermediate), my preparation improved and I secured a good grade. Second, in a group, we can continue studying for long hours without losing interest (Intermediate), thanks to (Intermediate) the company of friends. For instance, I cannot study alone f...