TOEFL or Test of English as a Foreign Language is an English Proficiency test, conducted to evaluate the english speaking and understanding ability of a candidate.
Three types of TOEFL
1. Paper-based TOEFL
It has three parts – listening comprehension, reading comprehension and grammar. Answers had to be marked with a pencil.
2. Computer based TOEFL
The computer based TOEFL test was introduced in 1998. The maximum points you can score in the TOEFL CBT is 300.
The TOEFL CBT has four sections – listening, grammar, reading and writing.
The listening comprehension and grammar tests are adaptive. That means the kind of questions you get depends upon your level of English.
You will know your TOEFL CBT score instantly. Official results are available in 14 days.
3. Internet based TOEFL
The internet based TOEFL (iBT) was introduced in 2005. It has four sections – listening, speaking, reading and writing. The speaking test is not included in the paper based and computer based TOEFL.
In English sentences there should be a verb and subject. How to answer the question TOEFL Sentence Structure is sure Conformity Owns Subject and Verb.
There are two subjects that is singular and plural. the subject can be nouns and pronouns. Generally in the present tense, singular verb form of the base form of the verb with the ending -s added. As for the plural verb with no added ending -s (otherwise, subject plural ending -s added). These rules also apply verb on the subject in the form of a third person and all personal pronouns, except I and you. Although the form of a single subject, I and you are paired with plural verbs.
Example
1. My Father loves his job.
subject = father
verb = loves
Object = object
2. I don’t understand the exam.
Subject = I
Verb = understand
Object = exam
3. My sister cut her hair
Subject = sister
Verb = cut
Object = hair
4. They are playing football.
Subject = They
Verb = playing
Object = football
5. My father enjoy a good car.
Subject = Father
Verb = enjoy
Object = car
6. My mother cooks cake.
Subject = mother
Verb = cooks
Object = cake
7. Vita wrote a book.
Subject = Vita
Verb = wrote
Object = a book
Sources:
Lingga, Hotben D. 2007.
Advanced English Grammar for Toefl Preparation. Jakarta : Puspa
Swara
http://www.studyabroad.careers360.com/what-toefl-test
https://www.ets.org/toefl/ibt/about
http://www.englishpractice.com/toefl/types-toefl/
