TOEIC TIPS: 6 EASY WAYS TO INCREASE YOUR SCORE & SPEED (MOST POPULAR)

[@iamdantravels]

Just had my toeic test yesterday! Thank you for all your videos!

[@englishhelp]

I hope the test went well for you; thanks for all the support and don't hesitate to share this channel with others.

[@iamdantravels]

@@englishhelp Hello bro! I received the results today via mail. I got 935!!!!

[@englishhelp]

@@iamdantravels Amazing! That's an awesome score!

[@keerthanaveerayan1290]

@@iamdantravels how did you score this mark?

[@FernandoSanchez-gu7kt]

What a beautiful video i have seen 🎉 that's awesome. Next week, i will do the toiec test. I will give you an answer if i get a good score.

[@englishhelp]

Hi Fernando, thanks for the wonderful feedback! I wish you the best of luck on the test and I'm looking forward to hearing how it goes. Please share the video with people who can benefit from it (if you want of course).

[@平田洋介-d1i]

It’s diff Icult but it’s easy to understand how to express it. 難しいけど表現の仕方がわかりやすいです。

[@Onceuponatimejotaele]

I love the way you explain. Really precise and concise at the same time, which not everybody is capable of. Congrats. and many thanks for sharing these great explanations!

[@englishhelp]

Glad it was helpful!

[@HY1721]

This is very good video which I have ever watched! I definitely subscribed.

[@arifaiffatzerin2658]

Thanks for your great lessons!!!! They are tremendously helpful!

[@englishhelp]

Happy to hear that! Thanks for all your support. Don't hesitate to spread the word.

This video is so helpful, thanks

[@meat101]

Thank you for the video! Subscribed :)

[@englishhelp]

Thanks for watching! Please spread the word about the channel.

[@sinekanchana7058]

Excellent tricks 😊

[@englishhelp]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@aditnakjs8374]

thanks for your video. this is so cool

[@naffhan21]

Thank you for making this video

[@englishhelp]

No problem 😊

[@andreikatyushkin1563]

You are amazing teacher! Hi fron Ukraine!

[@englishhelp]

Thank you! 😃 Thanks for your support! I definitely support you.

[@aminelaaraki3752]

You are the best man that’s help me so much thank you appreciate that

[@englishhelp]

My pleasure. Best of luck on the test!

[@PrincCLOUD]

Great video 📸

[@englishhelp]

Thank you 🙌I appreciate the kind words!

[@kawtar3230]

You re sooo good so specific and don’t talk too mich keep on

[@englishhelp]

Thanks so much for the kind words. I really appreciate your positive feedback.

[@tarachane482]

Thank you! Keep going :)

[@englishhelp]

Thanks so much for the positive feedback. I'll keep creating more videos as long as people are benefitting.

[@mariekarinmckenziequiro1576]

Thanks a lot ❤ I will use your tips❤

[@englishhelp]

Great!

[@javierdehoyos24]

Thank you, I hope to pass my exam this Thrusday¡¡¡¡

[@englishhelp]

Hi Javier, I hope your exam went well. I hope you didn't put too much pressure on yourself. Have a relaxing weekend!

[@javierdehoyos24]

@@englishhelp I got 880 points!! Thank you for your advice, It helped me a lot!!

[@javierdehoyos24]

@@englishhelp I got 880 points!! Thank you for your advice, It helped me a lot!!

[@X-mamba]

Thank you sir you are great ❤

[@englishhelp]

Thanks so much! I appreciate the feedback.

[@anasnasrullahm]

Thank you

[@rodrigofatessarolo]

Great video! Many thanks! Would you have a complete course? If so, where Could I buy it? 😊

[@englishhelp]

Hi Rodrigo, I 'm sorry I didn't respond earlier. I might look at developing a complete course sometime in the future, but with work, family, and this KZbin channel, I have yet to find the time to create a program. Thanks for the idea!

[@naeemkhan8120]

I look forward to meeting you in the morning. Right!

[@englishhelp]

That would be correct!

[@anthos.8097]

First time to hear about the tip #6😱😱 tsk man

[@englishhelp]

It's not super common in speech, but you'll see it in more formal writing. This is an example from the news "Food shortages can lead to large numbers of people lacking nutrition, but only RARELY DO THEY amount to famine, according to UN humanitarian criteria." Thanks for the comment!

[@anthos.8097]

@@englishhelp amazing ! Thank you !

[@Orange-hn9nm]

Thank u so much

[@samuelmorales7677]

hello any material can you recommended to train myself for the toeic test please

[@englishhelp]

My number one piece of advice is to read news about business and the economy in English. This will allow you to learn new vocabulary in context. In terms of practice, this is a great channel: www.youtube.com/@sayamseox Make sure to analyze mistakes, so you learn how to avoid them.

[@tzinasok1]

Thank you SOOOOO much!!!!!!

[@englishhelp]

It's my pleasure. Thanks for watching! Best of luck with your studies.

[@AlejandroJimenez-gr7wb]

thanks

[@noyanmajumder199]

whats the best score in toeic speking and writing part

[@korraler]

Thanks again for your class. I am learning a lot day by day. Kind regards from Chile :-)

[@englishhelp]

Glad to hear that! Thanks for all your support!

[@juniorakplogan3038]

I like it do you have platforms I want to perform my reading

[@englishhelp]

Sorry man. I don't have a website or anything like that. However, if you want to practice reading. This site might help you out: toeic-tests.com/practice-toeic-reading-test-2021-with-answer/

[@fatmabilen3114]

Professor, can you suggest me a book for improving grammer skills?

[@lukecashtalk]

To improve* sounds better g

[@K-xi8qr]

I have one question. After few, I learned countable nouns, but here I learned uncountable nouns. which is true?

[@englishhelp]

After "few", it should be countable nouns. If I said "countable", that was a mistake. For example, "I have little information" (information = uncountable) is correct, but if I say, "I have few information", this would be incorrect Correct: I have few + ideas/chances/cups = (countable nouns) Correct: I have little + advice/feedback/anger. However, about 80% of "uncountable" noun can be countable in some situations.

[@Bonkrongkhieu]

cảm ơn bannj

[@osoolamidemicheal1167]

Hello, pls do you have videos about the marking Scheme..: I need to have 945 in total score

[@englishhelp]

Hi Michael; I don't have a video about the scheme right now, but that's a great idea. I'll do my best to create one soon.

[@osoolamidemicheal1167]

@@englishhelp great … thanks so much

[@cristianpv9921]

Hi, i have one doubt. Why in "Since i got the job, I have lived in Sapposo" it use the present perfect and in "Since it was extremely expensive, I did not purchase the product" it use the past simple. Where it is the "time" difference? Thank you so much!

[@englishhelp]

Great question! Since related to time is totally different than "since" as "because". For example, I have been playing hockey since I was a child" = this is related to time However, "Since her DNA was the scene, she was the main suspect" = in this situation, we have to decide if it is related to time or reason .

[@hans3216]

serious who can remember all those rules?

[@izaoliveira4946]

Thank you so much

[@englishhelp]

It's me pleasure. Thanks for watching Iza!