TOEFL Grammar

Structure is the TOEFL's fancy word for grammar. To determine your mastery of it, the test-makers want to know if you can identify both correct and incorrect grammatical forms. Therefore, you'll see two question formats mixed together in this section: Fill-ins and Error Recognition. Fill-ins give you a sentence with a portion missing, followed by four possible choices. You need to choose the correct one to fill in the blank. Error Recognition questions give you a complete sentence with four different parts underlined. One of the underlined parts is grammatically incorrect. You need to highlight the incorrect part.

Remember that this is standardized test, so a limited number of grammar points are used. And they may not necessarily be what you learned in school - especially if you learned British English.

Strategies: Focus your time on the high-yield grammar points - those that will most effectively maximize your score.

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