TOEFL Writing Task 1: An Introduction

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You will learn about everything you need to know about TOEFL's Writing Task 1: The Integrated Essay how to organize your essay how to paraphrase and summarize common grammar mistakes and how to fix them aimed at intermediate to advanced ESL students who need an introduction to Writing Task #1 This course is ideal for individuals who are TOEFL test takers or ESL students or students that struggle with essay writing in English It is particularly useful for TOEFL test takers or ESL students or students that struggle with essay writing in English.

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Title: TOEFL Writing Task 1: An Introduction

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 73

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What You Will Learn

everything you need to know about TOEFL's Writing Task 1: The Integrated Essay
how to organize your essay
how to paraphrase and summarize
common grammar mistakes and how to fix them
aimed at intermediate to advanced ESL students who need an introduction to Writing Task #1

Who Should Attend

TOEFL test takers
ESL students
students that struggle with essay writing in English

Target Audiences

TOEFL test takers
ESL students
students that struggle with essay writing in English

Writing for the TOEFL requires a plan

Don’t let the TOEFL test scare you! Get simple strategies on how to write an effective Writing Task #1 essay.

This course will help you improve English writing skills and prepare you for success with Writing Task #1.

If you are confused about how to begin and where to start this course is for you.

Hi! I’m Kirstyn of TOEFL Land and I’ve helped hundreds of students achieve success on the TOEFL writing section.

Here’s what Nazila had to say about her TOEFL Writing experience after classes with me:

“Kirstyn showed me that TOEFL can be not a big deal. You can get the score you want if you know what to do and how to do it. With her help and the new confidence that I gained, I went in and I took the test again and this time I not only managed to finish my essay, I even had extra time to edit my essay. And I scored 28 in the writing section, which I’m very happy about.”

-Nazila from Iran, Teacher
In this course you will learn:

• What to expect on the TOEFL Writing Task #1

• How to structure and organize your essay

• Proper sentence construction

• An easy to follow template for Writing Task #1

• How to avoid common grammar mistakes

• How to summarize and paraphrase points from a reading and lecture
Additional Learning Materials Include:
- 6 Example Essays with an Oppositional Relationship
- 1 Example Essay with a Problem/Solution Relationship
- 1 Example Essay with a Lecture that Supports the Reading

Here’s what other students had to say after taking TOEFL writing classes with me:

“If you want to score high on the TOEFL exam, if you’re falling behind and you don’t know how to start or how to practice, Kirstyn is really the right person to take with.”

-Khaled from Syria

“Kirstyn taught me the methods and techniques that I needed to get my score. And finally, I got the score that I needed and got into UCLA extension and I’m currently studying there.”

-Daniella from Chile

“I took Kirstyn’s class several years ago and it helped me improve my TOEFL score. The writing techniques she taught me was amazing and useful. Even now I am still using the techniques to write my email and reports.”

-Kazuki from Tokyo, Japan, Business Executive & Entrepreneur

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: The TOEFL Test

Chapter 2: Writing Task #1: A 20 minute essay

Lecture 1: The 20 minute essay

Lecture 2: An Easy Example Essay

Lecture 3: The Cat Essay

Chapter 3: Writing Task #1 Template

Lecture 1: What is a template?

Lecture 2: Learn the Verbs

Lecture 3: Learn the Transitions

Lecture 4: Writing Task #1 Song

Chapter 4: A Full Length Writing Task 1 Example

Lecture 1: Valentine's Day Reading

Lecture 2: Valentine's Day Reading Notes

Lecture 3: Valentine's Day Lecture

Lecture 4: Valentine's Day Lecture Notes

Lecture 5: Valentine's Day Example Essay

Chapter 5: 4 Most Common Grammar Mistakes

Lecture 1: Introduction to Editing

Lecture 2: Mistake #1: The "S"

Lecture 3: Mistake #2: The Comma

Lecture 4: Mistake #3: Run-on Sentences

Lecture 5: Mistake #4: Articles

Lecture 6: Review the 4 Most Common Mistakes

Chapter 6: Writing Task #1 Tips

Lecture 1: Tip #1: Know What the Question Asks For

Lecture 2: Tip #2: It's a Summary, Not an Opinion

Lecture 3: Tip #3: Don't Mix Up the Reading and the Lecture

Lecture 4: Tip #4: Writing Something is better than Writing Nothing

Lecture 5: Tip #5: Summarize What You Have

Lecture 6: Tip #6: Focus on the Details

Lecture 7: Tip #7: Paraphrase

Lecture 8: Tip #8: Use a Variety of Words

Lecture 9: Tip #9: Spelling Matters

Lecture 10: Tip #10: Grammar

Lecture 11: Review the 10 Writing Task #1 Tips

Chapter 7: Practice Your Editing Skills

Lecture 1: Introduction to Editing Practice

Lecture 2: Sentence #1

Lecture 3: Sentence #2

Lecture 4: Sentence #3

Lecture 5: Sentence #4

Lecture 6: Sentence #5

Lecture 7: Sentence #6

Lecture 8: Sentence #7

Lecture 9: Sentence #8

Lecture 10: Sentence #9

Lecture 11: Sentence #10

Lecture 12: Remember This

Chapter 8: 6 Sample Essays

Lecture 1: It's time to level up.

Lecture 2: Reading Hydroelectric Power

Lecture 3: Lecture Hydroelectric Power

Lecture 4: Essay Hydroelectric Power

Lecture 5: Reading Volcanism and Dinosaur Extinction

Lecture 6: Lecture Volcanism and Dinosaur Extinction

Lecture 7: Essay Volcanism and Dinosaur Extinction

Lecture 8: Reading GMO food

Lecture 9: Lecture GMO food

Lecture 10: Essay GMO food

Lecture 11: Reading Whole Wheat

Lecture 12: Lecture Whole Wheat

Lecture 13: Essay Whole Wheat

Lecture 14: Reading Electric Vehicles

Lecture 15: Lecture Electric Vehicles

Lecture 16: Essay Electric Vehicles

Lecture 17: Reading 5G

Lecture 18: Lecture 5G

Lecture 19: Essay 5G

Chapter 9: The Problem-Solution Relationship

Lecture 1: Problem-Solution Relationship

Lecture 2: Reading: Health Problems

Lecture 3: Lecture: The Meditation Solution

Lecture 4: Essay: Health Problem – Meditation Solution

Chapter 10: When the Lecture Disagrees!

Lecture 1: Will the lecture disagree with the reading on my test day?

Lecture 2: Reading: Honoring the Feminine

Lecture 3: Lecture: Honoring the Feminine

Lecture 4: Template for A Supporting Lecture

Lecture 5: Essay: Honoring the Feminine

Chapter 11: Frequently Asked Questions

Lecture 1: FAQs

Chapter 12: A Final Word

Lecture 1: A Final Word

Instructors

Kirstyn Lazur
TOEFL Teacher

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4 stars: 30 votes
5 stars: 66 votes

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