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Hey Rahul!

Following are some TOEFL Speaking Tips:

Prepare a standard response structure for each question type. For example, in the first Independent Task, you can dedicate the first sentence to stating the task, then state your opinion along with supporting arguments, and end with a conclusion. This way, you’ll have a format in mind, and won’t feel baffled when presented with a question. Record yourself speaking. Check if you’re pausing for long durations, or if you’re saying ‘umm’, or ‘oh’ a lot. Work on eliminating them. As soon as you see you have 15-20 seconds left, start stating your conclusion. Never end your response abruptly.

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Hey Rahul!

Firstly, you need to take some time to learn all there is to know about this exam. Next, you need to attempt some practice questions to know where your English proficiency stands. You can also record yourself attempting a practice speaking test. It is also a good idea to try out some online IELTS training. Most importantly, it would be best to read about the fundamentals of basic and advanced English grammar. Moreover, it would also do you good to develop an academic word list that can help you improve your vocabulary. Last but not least, remember to stay positive and motivated.

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That's very helpful, Rahul! Thank you!