This Program is arranged by Rolles Nixon Palilingan (the student of Postgraduate Program of Udayana University) when learning TOEFL in order to get
The Program can be used by anyone who is learning TOEFL in preparing to get an intended score.
TYPES OF PROBLEMS IN THE STRUCTURE AND WRITTEN EXPRESSION SECTION
Patterns and rules of style like those in this Review of Structure and Written Expression frequently appear on Parts A and Β of the Structure and Written Expression Section of the TOEFL. To prepare for Section 2 of the TOEFL, study the problems in this chapter:
Missing Main Verb
Verbs that Require an Infinitive in the Complement
Verbs that Require an -ing Form in the Complement
Verb Phrases that Require an -ing Form in the Complement
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Logical Conclusions — Events in the Past
Logical Conclusions — Events in the Present
Logical Conclusions — Events that Repeat
Knowledge and Ability — Know and Know How
Past Custom — Used to and BE Used to
Advisability — Had Better
Preference — Would Rather
Preference for Another — Would Rather That
Factual Conditionals — Absolute, Scientific Results
Factual Conditionals — Probable Results for the Future
Factual Conditionals — Possible Results
Factual Conditionals — Probable Changes in Past Results
Contrary-to-Fact Conditionals — Impossible Results Were
Contrary-to-Fact Conditionals — Change in Conditions Unless
Wishes — Events in the Past
Wishes — Events in the Present and the Future
Contrary-to-Fact Wishes — Events that Repeat
Contrary-to-Fact Wishes — Impossible Results Were
Importance — Subjunctive Verbs
Importance — Nouns Derived from Subjunctive Verbs
Importance — Impersonal Expressions
Necessity for Repair or Improvement — NEED
Belief and Knowledge — Anticipatory It
Duration — HAVE + Participle
Duration — HAVE + Been + Participle
Predictions — Will Have + Participle
Unfulfilled Desires in the Past — Had Hoped
Tag Questions — BE and Other Verbs
Tag Questions — Modals and Modal -Related Forms
Tag Questions — Ambiguous Abbreviations
REVIEW EXERCISE PROBLEMS 31-46
CUMULATIVE REVIEW EXERCISE FOR VERBS
Subject Pronouns in Complement Position
Object Pronouns after Prepositions
Possessive Pronouns before -ing Forms
Possessive Pronouns before Parts of the Body
Relative Pronouns that Refer to Persons and Things
Relative Pronouns that Refer to Persons
CUMULATIVE REVIEW EXERCISE FOR PRONOUNS
Nouns with Count and Noncount Meanings
Count and Noncount Nouns with Similar Meanings
Noncount Nouns that are Count Nouns in Other Languages
Singular and Plural Expressions of Noncount Nouns
Classifications — Kind and Type
Infinitive and -ing Subjects
Qualifying Phrases with -ing
Nouns Nominal That Clause
CUMULATIVE REVIEW EXERCISE FOR PRONOUNS
Noncount Nouns with Qualifying Phrases —the
One of the and Some of the
A Little and Little; A Few and Few
Only a Few and Only a Little
A Large (Small) Number of and a Large (Small) Amount of
Almost All of the and Most of the
Sufficiency — Enough with Nouns
Sufficiency — Enough with Adjectives
Consecutive Order — One, Another, the Other
Consecutive Order — Some, Other, the Other; Some, Others, the Others (the Rest)
Nouns that Function as Adjectives
Adjectives Ending in –ed and -ing
Cause-and-Result — Such
Adjectives with Verbs of the Senses
Problems with Comparatives
Exact Similarity — the Same as and the Same
General Similarity — Similar to and Similar
General Similarity — Like and Alike
Specific Similarity — Quality Nouns
Specific Similarity — Quality Adjectives
General Difference — Different from and Different
General Difference — to Differ from
Comparative Estimates — Multiple Numbers
Comparative Estimates — More Than and Less Than
Comparative Estimates — As Many As
Degrees of Comparison — Comparative Adjectives
Degrees of Comparison — Superlative Adjectives
Degrees of Comparison — Irregular Adjectives
Degrees of Comparison — Comparative Adverbs
Illogical Comparatives — General Similarity and Difference
Illogical Comparatives — Degrees
CUMULATIVE REVIEW EXERCISE FOR COMPARATIVES
Problems with Prepositions
Place — Between and Among
Exception — but and except
Replacement— Instead of and Instead
Condition and Unexpected Result — Despite and in Spite of
Cause — Because of and Because
CUMULATIVE REVIEW EXERCISE FOR PREPOSITIONS
Problems with Conjunctions
Correlative Conjunctions — Inclusives both ...and
Correlative Conjunctions — Inclusives both... and... as well as
Correlative Conjunctions — Inclusives not only ...but also
Correlative Conjunctions — Exclusives not... but
Affirmative Agreement — So and Too
Negative Agreement — Neither and Either
Planned Result — So That
Question Words with –ever
CUMULATIVE REVIEW EXERCISE FOR CONJUNCTIONS
Problems with Adverbs and Adverb-Related Structures
Adverbs of Manner— Fast, Late, Hard
Introductory Adverbial Modifiers — Once
Introductory Adverbial Modifiers — While
Duration — For and Since
Generalization — as a Whole and Wholely
CUMULATIVE REVIEW EXERCISE FOR ADVERBS AND ADVERB RELATED STRUCTURES
Problems with Point of View
Point of View — Reported Speech
Point of View — Verbs and Adverbs
Point of View — Activities of the Dead
CUMULATIVE REVIEW EXERCISE FOR POINT OF VIEW
Agreement — Modified Subject and Verb
Agreement — Subject with Accompaniment and Verb
Agreement — Subject with Appositive and Verb
Agreement — Verb-Subject Order
Agreement — an Indefinite Subject and Verb
Agreement — a Collective Subject and Verb
Agreement — Noun and Pronoun
Agreement — Subject and Possessive Pronouns
Agreement — Indefinite Subject Pronoun and Possessive Pronouns
Agreement — Impersonal Pronouns
CUMULATIVE REVIEW EXERCISE FOR AGREEMENT
Problems with Introductory Verbal Modifiers
Verbal Modifiers — -ing and -ed Forms
Verbal Modifiers — Infinitives of Purpose to Introduce Instructions
CUMULATIVE REVIEW EXERCISE FOR INTRODUCTORY VERBAL MODIFIERS
Problems with Parallel Structure
Parallel Structure — in a Series
Parallel Structure — after Correlative Conjunctions
CUMULATIVE REVIEW EXERCISE FOR PARALLEL STRUCTURE
Redundancy — Unnecessary Phrases
Redundancy — Repetition of Words with the Same Meaning
Redundancy — Repetition of Noun by Pronoun
CUMULATIVE REVIEW EXERCISE FOR REDUNDANCY
Problems with Word Choice
Transitive and Intransitive Verbs — Raise and Rise
Transitive and Intransitive Verbs — Lay and Lie
Transitive and Intransitive Verbs — Set and Sit
Similar Verbs — Te// and Say
Similar Verbs — Let and Leave
Similar Verbs — Borrow and Lend
Similar Verbs — Make and Do
CUMULATIVE REVIEW EXERCISE FOR WORD CHOICE