How I scored 30 out of 30 on TOEFL Speaking

In this video, I am going to tell you about the new TOEFL Speaking Tasks. Learn all about the changes and get templates for the updated TOEFL Speaking questions!

00:00 Intro
02:14 - Updated Speaking tasks
03:02 - Get 100 or above on TOEFL
04:13 - Personal Choice (task one)
07:37 - Campus Announcement (task two)
10:34 - General to Specific (task three)
14:04 - Academic Lecture (task four)
16:50 - Main strategy to ace TOEFL

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[thisispartaa]

Marina's templates and videos came in very handy for me. I got a 29/30 in speaking even though English was my 3rd language. It's honestly not that difficult guys.
Good luck to everyone attempting TOEFL!

[GrantCareerCoaching]

Fantastic tips, Marina! I'm a TOEFL instructor, and have helped tons of students score 110+. These tips are all dead on, and will absolutely help you get the best score possible. 👍👍👍 Good luck on the TOEFL everyone! 👌👌👌

[shreyastaware]

There is so much difference between her videos from 2016 to 2019, the level of confidence and the amount of comfort she shows while presenting herself now is truly commendable.

[paulabraga]

Thank you so much for your videos, Marina! I only had a couple weeks to prepare, and your videos definitely came in handy to me! I scored 28 in the Speaking, with a 116 score overall, which is way above the 100 that I needed for my mba. Thank you A LOT!

[jennifer]

I prepared for 7 days and got 26/30 in speaking. The templates do work! You were right about the conclusion being optional. Thank you, Marina!🌟💫

[unknownsulv]

I was literally searching about TOEFL yesterday and Today, here you are!!

[michellemanleybarber]

I used your templates and practiced a lot with ets examples recording myself once I had the templates and went up from 20 on speaking to 29, thank you! This is the part I was the most nervous about because I don’t work so well speaking under pressure

[unkownuser]

Guys dont worry. I was in the same situation. I for real started learning for the TOEFL one day before and I also started watching this Video. Guys fr, just learn the template. The one in the description of the Video is really nice. Most important, memorize the structure. If you have only one day like me, don’t bother learning the sentences by heart. For the writing part also look up some templates in the internet. The more you can memorize the easier it gets :D. The reading part is pretty random tbh. My tip here: DO NOT READ THE WHOLE TEXT BEFORE ANSWERING. The questions are asked chronologically, so search for the answer in the text, after reading the question. Another tip for the readin btw. Out of all tests i have seen, the answer never contains strong words like: never & always, so if you read those, the answer is most likely wrong.

I scored 110 btw (29/29/28/24) with fr 1 day of preparation. Has nothing to do with your english skills, its just about the strategy.

P.S. do not lose motivation. I submitted my writing early without proofreading and tbh it was really trash because I thought i performed so bad in the speaking part that it does not matter. Even if you have to start an sentence over again if you loose track, just keep going. The grading is pretty fair.

I really hope that i could help you guys, because confidence is key and i wished that someone told me what i just told you. Its so much easier with the right mindset.
Good luck.

[priyankagorasia]

Your templates helped me get a 30/30 in speaking! thank you so much!!

[angelpirulin]

So let's get to the point please
1) personal choice questions 4:12
1.1) state your opinion
1.2) transition 5:19
I feel this way for several reasons
1.3) conclusion if there's time.5:43
This is why I think so

[TESTsuccess]

This is the second video of yours regarding TOEFL that I watched. Again, the general guidelines you give are great! I plan on talking about the templates that you can use in detail. I think that by 'arming' people with more of them, it can give them more confidence, cause sometimes they feel like robots if they use the same ones.

[Kornee_]

Thank you! Got 30/30 on speaking and 114 overall thanks to your videos 🙌🏻

[tatilitvin]

Watched this video a week before my exam and it was perfect!! 30 in the speaking seemed challenging, but with the templates and preparation it was quite simple!! I was happy to get an overall score of 119, thanks for the videos!

[ele.]

This video was the only thing I studied before my toefl (I was truly worried about the speaking part, couldn’t think of anything else) and I got 105!! 28/30 speaking! Tysm for the amazing video and explanation💗

[glensee]

Hello Ma’am! I just want to drop this note to thank you for the incredible help and advice you give to TOEFL takers in this video! I started prepping for the Speaking Section about four days before the test with a very packed schedule and average performance on my speaking practices, and managed to achieve a perfect score for TOEFL Speaking with an overall score of 118. Thank you thank you thank you!

[ism]

I scored 114(R-29, L-29, S-28, W-28). This video was very useful and I followed the same template. Thank you so much.

[nonameclem]

thank you for your others videos!! I got 105 on my toefl with 28 at the speaking part!! (and failing writing because of time 🙄) You really helped me.

[markklaiber]

Thank you Linnguamarina, thanks to this video I scored 30/30 in TOEFL speaking section and 112 overall

[sarakim]

Thank you Marina! I've watched all your TOEFL videos and scored 110!
In short: reading and listening are pretty easy tbh, you won't have any problem scoring 28/29 even without preparing for that part. Writing is challenging, not because of the content but because of the time, I didn't practice at home (didn't have enough time eheh) and I finished writing both of the essays with just one minute left, so I couldn't read them again. Speaking was my lowest score 26/30, I'm pretty fluent but I was nervous, got stuck here and there and I changed a sentence while I was speaking... so yeah. Best tip is to learn your templates so you don't have to think about how to organise your speech.
Anyway it's easier than you think and you don't need much time to prepare, so don't worry too much and good luck :)

[oguzodabas]

I just got my TOEFL result and I want to thank you for this video. 2 years before I took 18 from speaking but with these templates, I raised it to 26, even I had many clear errors in spelling and grammar. I wish luck everyone on TOEFL.