TOEFL Writing - Don't Use “Very” - Use THIS instead!

[@juva]

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[@anahita_hsn]

I guess these will work for speaking sections too, won't they?

[@juva]

Sure, you can use them for TOEFL Speaking, too 😀.

[@raziaghaws1202]

Hi Juva! Your videos are amazing! Can we use same words in speaking as writing? These are more formal

[@juva]

I'm so glad you like it 😀. You can use these words in TOEFL Speaking as well.

[@loveyourtoys768]

Hi, Juva, I am a little bit confused. In your integrated templates, Intro was "the article and the lecture" , then you used to describe the two people as "author and lecturer" then first paragraph as "writer and professor" then second as "author and lecturer" then paragraph three as "writer and professor" My question is, is it okay if it's like that, that we change their names or alternate it per paragraph? is it not confusing for the reader? I hope I get a response the soonest. Thank you in advance, Juva. You are really a great help for us aiming to pass our goal score

[@juva]

Hi 😀 That's a great question! If you vary the vocabulary like this, it shows that you have a broad range of vocabulary and this will increase your score. "Author" is a synonym for "writer" and "professor" is a synonym for "lecturer".

[@loveyourtoys768]

@@juva Thank you so much for being a blessing!😁

[@clarkisaac6372]

Hello, Juva I'm a kind of guy who really dislikes this word VERY on my writing and speaking in natural communication with people or, in exams. Instead, I always motivated organically to choose a high-end and advanced vocabularies in similar meanings, problem is I sometime found other people reacted with a bit weird reaction through their faces when I talking in this way, I guess because of my words of choices sounded too academic in normal conversations on a daily life? Thank you.

[@juva]

Hi 😀 Don't worry about it! In TOEFL Writing it's awesome if you use alternatives for "very" because this shows that you have a large vocabulary.

[@clarkisaac6372]

@@juva OK Now I see that, as I said before I use a large range of vocabularies in my writing instead of VERY which replaced with words such as Mostly, Significantly or tremendously to demonstrate the skill.

[@burakaktas6815]

Juva pls make a preposition video. Pls

[@juva]

I noted your wish 😀.

[@Marranrageh]

Hello Juva I would like to ask you one more question When I start my first paragraph, could I say like this(( To begin with the first reason is that)) and thank you for your helpful videos😊😊

[@juva]

Hello Marran, that's a great question! It depends on which task you are referring to, that is, whether it makes sense to start like this. Generally, you can say it like this: To begin, my first reason is that...

[@Marranrageh]

@@juva ohh that is better 🙏

[@Marranrageh]

Juva can you make about the third question if there is no examples or it just mentions a lot of details

[@juva]

Hi 😀 Could you please specify what you mean by "third question"?

[@Marranrageh]

@@juva ohh I’m sorry in speaking section the second integrated question general to specific