How to get a 30 on TOEFL SPEAKING (All Questions + Sample Responses)

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[Mary-bkee]

Hi everyone, I would like to recommend Jun's videos for everyone who will be taking the TOEFL. I have been following him for a few months now, and followed his advice and it really helped me a lot. I took the test 3 times, but I always got 17, in my last attempt on August 5th and following Jun's advice I was able to get 28 in speaking. Thank you very much Teacher Jun.

[VolodymyrTatunov]

Maaan. Your ability to stay calm under the pressure of a limited amount of time is incredible. Thanks for your lessons

[melaaaadc]

Thank you very much Sir Jun! I received my results today and I got 30 in the speaking section! 🇵🇭

[marcelorodriguesautor]

wow, this class is amazing, it really improved my skills like any other. Thanks a lot Mr. Jun.

[dipshirrcy]

Thank you Sir, your videos were not only enjoyable but also helped me get a great score!

[atsnakuliah]

Omg, tomorrow is my test. I am so late to know your channel. Still, I hope for the best.
I will study from your videos thoroughly now.
Thank you!

[nollanoodle]

in my country putting Jun after someones name means dear and like it's super friendly so i giggled a bit when i first saw your name! thank you for your helpful video

[vernicasah]

Hi there, your videos helped me get a perfect score in TOEFL. Thankyou 😊

[iliavolodin]

Thank you for your video! Here is my question: Do I have to provide a personal experience as an example to support my first or second reason in the independent task? I saw you did not use it in your answer. I am asking that because it is not so much time left and I often just cannot put it there

[andrewzhang]

I am going to take my test tomorrow morning. Even I think i’ve done a lot of preparation I’m still sooo nervous😟 Btw, you looks handsome, like a famous actor. Muchas gracias~

[Justforfun-sm]

Wow! You're terrific at speaking. You're speeches better than US natives!

[yosrasubhan]

thank you .. I wish I would have the same ability to answer these tasks without stuttering

[chinesewithwang]

Hi teacher Jun, you did an excellent job! I really learnt a lot! But here is my question: for example, in the task 3 (campus topic) you omitted the details of how staff members running around like crazy - stuff like on the phone, doing interview, I'm wondering will the raters consider this as too much info is missing. And do you recommend this to a student who is trying to strive for a 23 score? Waiting for your reply!

[junyinzheng]

Hi Teacher Jun, Thanks for your video, very insightful！ I have a question for task 3, can we simply say " The professor elaborated on a specific example of himself to explain the concept of Irrational Commitment" without offering the definition of it in the beginning?
And whether the examer will consider more the fluency rather than the details in the concept and listening? Thanks!

[saleempharmacist]

Great videos on 4 sections you are gym in yourself very smart explanation thanks

[itszynb_]

Can you help me with something? I don't know how to organize my thoughts during the preparation time. I just stare at my paper and my mind goes blank.

[윤서-zq]

혹시 청양에 계셨던적이...?제가 아는 준쌤이랑 너무 닮으셔서요.
토플 스피킹 검색하다 보게됬는데 강의 너무 좋아요.

[MATHEW]

Nice! I really liked the video. However, this was obviously rehearsed. I got a 30/30 on the speaking part and I also know other people who got around 28-30. It’s impossible to achieve this level of perfection in your answers. If you have never seen the question before, you will feel and sound a bit rushed and will probably stutter or pause a bit. As long as your speech is clear and mostly grammatically correct you should do very well. If you are able to combine that with being able to mention most of the important information from the lecture than you will get a perfect score. Good luck to you all!

[jameelabduljalil]

😄 I am pretty sure this guy was born, raised, taught, and worked in the US.
No one who is a new learner could acquire such fluency and confidence within few years outside an English-speaking country.

[alejandroyang]

Hi Teacher Jun, one question, in the 2 integrated task, you said the definition of the term in the last sentence. However, most of us students are not that fluent and if we do not reach to say the defintition, there are going to be marks taken away right?