toefl cbt book part 14

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... will have the bailiff locate the parties. The judge will have the parties located by the bailiff. In both cases, the judge arranged for the bailiff to locate the parties But again, the first sentence ... Remember: Don’t spend your study time creating lists of homophones Your chances of seeing one particular word on a TOEFL test are slim However, make sure that you pay attention to words that look and ... There’s no sense in studying lists of words that sound like other words as you pre-pare for the TOEFL test In fact, confusion of vowel and consonant sounds varies depending on your native language

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... infinitive is a singular noun. Pam wanted a book. A book is the complement. What did she want? She wanted a book. Pam wanted to read another book. To read another book, an infinitive phrase, is the complement. ... part of a noun phrase. Gerunds act just like infinitives in a sentence construction. Jennifer enjoys good books. In this sentence, good books is the complement. Jennifer enjoys reading good books. ... complement. What did she want? To read another book. The sentence construction can also be turned around: A book is what Pam wanted. To read another book is what Pam wanted. To learn piano requires

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... conjugated verbs Clause 1: Not all textbooks are as detailed as this one. Clause 2: Textbooks have been written on this subject. Q The oldest tree in this part of the world is the redwood, ... incredible. The TOEFL test generally contains more complicated sentences, in which you may find it difficult to locate the relative clause This is one of the ways in which the TOEFL tests your ... (not) +verb in past participle +subject +modal +verb A reversed conditional sentence construction for a past condition looks like the following: Had +subject +(not) +verb in past participle +subject

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... to, while oth-ers can be followed by only one of these words Illogical Participial Modifiers (Dangling Participles) A participial phrase (a phrase that contains a verb+ing without auxiliaries) ... subject of the participial phrase and the stated subject of the independent clause The participial phrase may be preceded by a preposition The following preposi-tions commonly precede participial ... (having+the verb in past participle) shows that the action of the participial phrase occurred before the action of the main verb A normal sentence structure using the perfect form in a participial phrase

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... or phrase is used incorrectly in the sentence In this book, a letter from A to D is assigned to each possible answer choice On the TOEFL CBT, you will simply use your mouse to click on the word ... a word has an incorrect ending, even if it is the right part of speech for the context For example, a sen-tence may have all the right parts of speech but contain a verb that is singular when ... “Reading” chapter in Part III contains detailed in-formation about common word endings Following are examples of word form questions similar to those you will en-counter on the TOEFL test Each question

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... fact (like an unreal condition) She wishes that the book were interesting Wishes is present tense, and were is past tense This means that the book is not interesting D Trang 2Subjunctive SentencesIn ... as interest, bore, excite, and frighten, may appear as adjectives in either the present participle or past participle form, but they have different meanings in each form The verb+ing form is used ... not because after resist a gerund is needed, making. Verbs Used as Adjectives The present or past participle form of a verb can sometimes be used as an adjec-tive That is, some adjectives come from

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... going to take some time off. 14 A: He is sorry they upgraded the software because it caused another problem. 15 D: Put one book on the shelf and get an encyclopedia. Part B 16 B: The woman’s grandmother ... verb is needed, require. 20 B: it developed The sentence begins with a participial phrase The under-stood subject of the participial phrase is a private university Therefore, it must appear right ... and victims, and a particular living being may be one or the other, depending on its age and characteristics. 6 B: Like all of nature, there are predators and victims, and a particular living

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... described in the “How to Use This Book” section. The scoring criteria appear at the beginning of the “Writing” chapter in Part III. Practice Test 4 Listening Section Part A 1. D: Try new medicine ... are in the past participle. This verb should be believed. 24. A: be. The verb phrase had + subject + verb in past participle means the same as if + subject + had + verb in past participle, so ... described in the “How to Use This Book” section. The scoring criteria appear at the beginning of the “Writing” chapter in Part III. Practice Test 5 Listening Section Part A 1. B: They think they have

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... down to basic parts. dis- Dis- means “apart” or “away.” The boys dissected the frog. Meaning: The boys took the frog apart. She dissented from the majority opinion. Meaning: She voted apart from ... newspapers, magazines, books, and whatever else you can. Pay attention to the types of things that the TOEFL test will ask. Studying lists of vocabulary words as you prepare for the TOEFL test doesn’t make ... Reading section of the TOEFL test. I cover the various items tested in the Reading section and provide sample questions that help you understand what you’ll encounter on test day. As I indicated in Part II,

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... the victory was not as meaningful as previously believed Maria postponed the party. Meaning: Maria rescheduled the party after the originally scheduled time. It’s not proper to add a postscript ... anti- a- bi- contra-Meaning of whole word: two party The two political groups became enraged at each other and came to no conclusion in the _partisan session 18. ante- contra- post- anti-Meaning ... was called off because John and Becky could not agree on the terms of the _nuptial agreement 14. con- anti- contra- dis-Meaning of whole word: plot together She believes that Helen and Sue

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... 28 17 19 15 7 5 27 16 18 14 6 4 26 16 17 13 5 4 2 5 15 16 12 4 3 24 14 15 11 3 3 23 14 14 10 2 2 22 13 13 9 1 1 21 12 12 8 0 0 20 12 11 7 19 11 10 6 18 11 95 1710 364 Part IV: Putting It All Together: ... 17 22 17 7 5 27 16 21 16 6 4 2 6 16 20 15 5 4 25 15 19 15 4 3 24 14 18 14 3 3 23 14 17 14 2 2 2 2 13 16 13 1 1 21 12 15 12 0 0 20 12 14 11 19 11 (continued) 367 Scoring Practice Tests For more material ... 14 8 37 2 2 17 17 13 8 3 6 21 16 16 12 7 3 5 2 0 15 15 11 7 3 4 19 14 14 10 6 3 3 19 13 13 9 6 32 18 12 12 8 5 31 18 11 11 7 5 30 17 10 10 6 4 29 16 995 4 2816 884 3 2715 773 3 2615 662 2 2514 551

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... Test 6 Score Trang 8APPENDIX: ON THE CDsThe CDs that come with this book help you to practice for the Listening section of the TOEFL test The CDs let you hear the conversations and speeches that ... as well as in the section of Part III that provides sample listening questions These are audio CDs only; they do not create visual images on your computer screen In Part IV and in this appendix ... as a re-source if you have trouble understanding what is being said Practice Listening Exercise (Part III, “Listening Section”) CD A, Track 1 1. Woman: Have you seen the report on changes in the

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... Narrator: What does the man imply? Part B CD A, Track 12 Narrator: Listen to the following conversation about renting an apartment. Man: I need to find a new apartment, or maybe a house. Woman: ... and get checked out? Man: I guess I should. Narrator: What will the man probably do? 14. Man: You live in the apartments on 34th Street, don’t you? Woman: I used to, but I moved. Narrator: What ... Therealistic account relives the 30-hour search for shore in a 10-foot dinghy after the wreck The book begins with the sentence, “None of them knew the colour of the sky,” describing the point of

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... listens to the case, points out disad- vantages in each party’s case, and helps the two parties reach a conclusion. 406 CliffsTestPrep TOEFL CBT For more material and information, please visit ... Hawthorne’s lifetime? 402 CliffsTestPrep TOEFL CBT For more material and information, please visit Tai Lieu Du Hoc at www.tailieuduhoc.org Practice Test 4 Part A CD B, Track 1 1. Man: I should ... treat reflux disease? 400 CliffsTestPrep TOEFL CBT For more material and information, please visit Tai Lieu Du Hoc at www.tailieuduhoc.org CD A, Track 14 Narrator: Listen to the following talk. Man:

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... woman suggest that the man do? Part B CD B, Track 7 Narrator: Listen to the following speech about coral reefs. Woman: This is a coral reef, which is a very important part of our environment, not ... program? 24. Narrator: What size apartment does the man say he needs? 25. Narrator: What does the man seem to think is the most important difference between the two apartments the woman discusses? ... 4. Woman: I didn’t pay as much for my books this semester as I did last semester Man: How’d you manage that? Prices are always higher. Woman: I found a used book outlet You have to be careful to

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... price and perform inventory control on gro-ceries, drugs, medical supplies, manufac-tured parts, and library books to name a few The bar code used on grocery products, in-troduced in the 1970s, is ... displaying B. cooking C conserving D seasoning 1 B 2 D 3 C 4 A 5 C 6 D 7 A 8 B 9 B 10 D 11 B 12 D 13 B 14 B 15 C 16 A 17 A 18 C 19 A 20 B 21 D 22 A 23 C 24 A 25 A 26 B 27 A 28 D 29 D 30 C Trang 5Locating ... referent is the noun or noun phrase to which a pronoun refers, and it’s a com-mon item on the TOEFL test Sometimes the antecedent is contained in the same sentence as the pronoun, and sometimes

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... probably do? A Go to see a doctor B. Get some medical books in the library C Wait to see if he feels better D Leave the motel and go home 14. What does the woman mean? A She formerly lived on ... her apartment D She is temporarily living on 34th Street 15. What does the man suggest that the woman do? A Wait for his call B. Call him when she is awake C Sleep all afternoon D Stay awake Part ... choices pro-vided Mark the answer in your book or on a separate piece of paper CD A, Track 8 16. What are the speakers talking about? A A difficult book B. A computer program C A mathematics

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... amount for books this semester as last semester B. She bought fewer books this semester than last semester C She paid more for books this semester than last semester D She paid less for books this ... you have worked through this practice test at least once by just listening to the CD Part A Directions: In this part, you will hear short conversations between two people After the con-versation, ... rent C She believes the landlord doesn’t keep the property in good repair D The apartment is worth much more 14. What does the man imply about Janet? A She is ill. B. She will work tomorrow C

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... Groline = Tom 10 daughter /darta/ 11 nephew /nefju:/ 12 niece /nizs/ l3 son /san/ 14 wife ROBERT = Anna Lucy Harry Peter Deborah b Cover the words In pairs, ask and answer ... expensive fast /fa:st/ old rich © Match these adjectives with their opposites in b d Test your partner cheap clean difficult’ dry full fol good eer “SG Bepensive Whats the ? low/lau/ new poor ... / very long short (hair) b Cover the adjectives and look at the pictures Test yourself or a partner ¢ How tall are they? Complete the sentences quite tall very tall not very tall 1 He's

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