TOEFL Plus Course

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What Included?

  1. 44 small group classes over 22 weeks. Each class is 3 hours in duration. That is 132 hours in total!
  2. Access to our state-of-the-art LMS with thousands of sentences and examples, as well as tests and practice activities.
  3. 4 practice tests, fully graded as in the real exam.
  4. 12 scored essays.
  5. 6 scored speaking tests so that you know that you are on the right track.
  6. A 25% discount off of additional scored essays and speaking tests.

Price: NT$: 52,880

Syllabus

Class NumberTopics

Class 1

  • Personal Introductions
  • Course Introduction
  • Online Learning System, Recommended Dictionaries, Anki
  • Parts of Speech: Introduction to Nouns and Their Roles, Verb Types (Linking Vs Action) and 12 Tenses, Adjective and Adverb
  • Placement and Comparatives, Conjunction Types, etc.
  • Suffixes (Endings for n, v, adj, adv)

Class 2

  • Present and Past (Cambridge)
  • Irregular Past Tenses and Past Participles
  • Suffixes (cont.) & Prefixes
  • Roots and Families
  • Prepositions Unit 121 & 122 (Cambridge)

Class 3

  • Present Perfect and Past (Cambridge)
  • Differences between Verb Tenses
  • Prepositions Unit 123 ~ 125 (Cambridge)

Class 4

  • Differences Between Verb Tenses (cont.)
  • Types of Verbs: 12 Tenses, Action vs Linking, Transitive vs Intransitive, Continuous vs Noncontinuous (Stative), Active vs Passive, Helping/Auxilliary (Functional vs Modal), Verbals (Gerunds, Infinitives, and Participles)
  • Prepositions Unit 126 & 127 (Cambridge)

Class 5

  • Modals (Cambridge)
  • Future (Cambridge)
  • Let / Make / Have / Get
  • Prepositions Unit 128 (Cambridge)

Class 6

  • Conditional
  • If and Wish (Cambridge)
  • Prepositions Unit 129 (Cambridge)

Class 7

  • Passive (Cambridge)
  • Negative Questions
  • Prepositions Unit 130 & 131 (Cambridge)

Class 8

  • ing and the Infinitive (Cambridge)
  • Verbals (Gerunds, Infinitives, and Participles)
  • Gerunds and Noun Phrases (in Writing, as Subject, etc)
  • Participles in Writing
  • Verbs Followed by Gerunds or Infinitives
  • Prepositions Unit 132 ~ 134 (Cambridge)

Class 9

  • Articles and Nouns (Cambridge)
  • Prepositions Unit 135 & 136 (Cambridge)

Class 10

  • Questions and Auxiliary Verbs (Cambridge)
  • Numbers
  • Phrasal Verbs Unit 137 and 138 (Cambridge)

Class 11

  • Pronouns and Determiners (Cambridge)
  • Pronunciation
  • Shapes
  • Phrasal Verbs Unit 139 and 140 (Cambridge)

Class 12

  • Adjectives and Adverbs (Cambridge)
  • Comparatives and Superlatives
  • Comparing with than
  • Phrasal verbs Unit 141 and 142 (Cambridge)

Class 13

  • Adjectives, Adverbs, and Comparing, Level 2
  • Comparing with as .. as
  • Comparing Figures
  • Phrasal Verbs Unit 143 and 144 (Cambridge)

Class 14

  • Reported Speech (Cambridge)
  • Reporting Verbs
  • Phrasal Verbs Unit 145 (Cambridge)

Class 15

  • Relative clauses (Cambridge)
  • Final Test
  • Review Test

Class 16

  • Conjunctions and Prepositions (Cambridge)
  • Review Test (cont.)
  • Connecting Clauses (Types of Conjunctions, Semicolons w/ adv, etc.)
  • Punctuation
  • Inversion
  • Words for time (ago, in, before, after, until, by, while, when, during)
  • ie or ei

Class 17

  • Introduction to TOEFL, parts and timing, scoring system, typing
  • Reading skills 1 – Understand vocabulary from context
  • Reading skills 2 – Recognize referents
  • Speaking practice (if time allows)

Class 18

  • Reported Speech
  • Speaking questions 1
  • Speaking questions 2

Class 19

  • Listening skills 1 – Main idea
  • Listening skills 2 – Understand the details
  • Introduction to independent writing
  • Writing models for independent writing

Class 20

  • Reading skills 3 – Simplify meanings of sentences
  • Speaking question 1 practice
  • Review and practice independent writing

Class 21

  • Reading skills 4 – Insert sentences into the passage
  • Speaking question 1, 2 review
  • Speaking questions 3

Class 22

  • Reading skills 1 to 4 review exercises
  • Speaking question 3 practice
  • Introduction to integrated writing
  • Writing models for integrated (Homeschooling)

Class 23

  • Listening skills 3 – Understand the function
  • Listening skills 4 – Understand the speaker's stance
  • Speaking practice (if time allows)

Class 24

  • Listening skills 5 – Understand the organization
  • Listening skills 6 – Understand relationships
  • Review and practice integrated writing
  • Speaking practice (if time allows)

Class 25

  • Reading skills 5 – Find Factual Information
  • Reading skills 6 – Understand negative facts
  • Speaking question 4

Class 26

  • Reading skills 7 – Making Inferences from stated facts
  • Reading skills 8 – Infer rhetorical purpose
  • Speaking question 4 (Cont.)

Class 27

  • Review independent writing
  • Review speaking question 1 - 4

Class 28

  • Review integrated writing
  • Review speaking question 1 - 4

Class 29

  • Reading skills 9 – Select summary information
  • Reading skills 10 – Complete schematic tables

Class 30

  • Review all listening and reading skills

Class 31

  • Review TOEFL, parts and timing, scoring system, typing
  • Listening - Taking notes
  • Speaking question 1
  • Roots, Prefixes or Suffixes Exercise 1

Class 32

  • Reading - Speed reading, main ideas (the sea and the lighthouse)
  • Speaking question 2
  • Roots, Prefixes or Suffixes Exercise 2

Class 33

  • Reading - Speed reading, main ideas (Hollywood, 80 cents)
  • Speaking question 2 (cont.)
  • Roots, Prefixes or Suffixes Exercise 3

Class 34

  • Paraphrasing
  • Speaking question 3
  • Roots, Prefixes or Suffixes Exercise 4

Class 35

  • Paraphrasing (cont.)
  • Speaking question 3 (cont.)
  • Roots, Prefixes or Suffixes Exercise 5

Class 36

  • Paraphrasing (cont.)
  • Speaking question 4
  • Roots, Prefixes or Suffixes Exercise 6

Class 37

  • Summarizing
  • Speaking question 4 (cont.)
  • Roots, Prefixes or Suffixes Exercise 7

Class 38

  • Summarizing (cont.)
  • Roots, Prefixes or Suffixes Exercise 8

Class 39

  • Synthesizing
  • Roots, Prefixes or Suffixes Exercise 9

Class 40

  • Synthesizing (cont.)
  • Roots, Prefixes or Suffixes Exercise 10

Class 41

  • Practice independent writing
  • Roots, Prefixes or Suffixes Exercise 11

Class 42

  • Practice independent writing (cont.)
  • Roots, Prefixes or Suffixes Exercise 12

Class 43

  • Practice integrated writing
  • Roots, Prefixes or Suffixes Exercise 13&14

Class 44

  • Practice integrated writing (cont.)
  • Review speaking questions 1 - 4
  • Roots, Prefixes or Suffixes Exercise 15&16

Why You Need The TOEFL Plus Course

TOEFL Plus combines the core curriculum of the TOEFL Core Course PLUS the grammar modules of the TOEFL Grammar Course.

The TOEFL Plus Course consists of 16 classes on grammar and 28 classes covering reading, listening, speaking and writing. That's 132 hours of instruction from teachers who specialize in TOEFL. These teachers understand the challenges that native Chinese speakers face in mastering English grammar and have the experience to help you get the high score that you need.

You will also have access to our online LMS so that you can study at home. This state-of-the-art LMS has thousands of sentences and examples, as well as tests and practice activities.

What Is Included?

You’ll learn techniques to develop all five key English skills — grammar, reading, listening, speaking (including pronunciation) and writing to raise your English level before the exam. Specifically, we will work together to make sure you:

  • Are familiar with the format and types of tasks in the different questions of the TOEFL test
  • Are familiar with the assessment criteria
  • Learn to identify the context and the type of information the exam is testing for
  • Know how best to approach each section
  • Develop an awareness of the time allowed for each section and include timed practice in class
  • Know how best to approach each type of reading and listening question
  • Develop reading skills such as skimming and scanning — you will need to use these skills to answer all the questions in the time allotted.
  • Structure your writing logically and clearly
  • Decide on a position and use examples and evidence to support points you make in the speaking and writing sections

Is This The Right Course For You?

You are prepared to work hard to achieve your goals and achieve the high score that you need. Working together we can make it happen!

Course Summary

  • 44 small group classes over 22 weeks. Each class is 3 hours in duration. That is 132 hours in total!
  • Access to our state-of-the-art LMS with thousands of sentences and examples, as well as tests and practice activities.
  • 4 practice tests, fully graded as in the real exam.
  • 12 scored essays.
  • 6 scored speaking tests so that you know that you are on the right track.
  • A 25% discount off of additional scored essays and speaking tests.