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How to get a full toeic exam! Guide how to prepare and good book sources

We just went to the toeic exam this month and the results just came out. At first, there was a lot of hope, but eventually got 990 full points. Yeah * 🪐

Personally, we like to practice from the exam. We assume that if you want to do the exam well, you have to read from the exam. The more the better, the better, but do not put that pressure on yourself. We have 3-4 months to prepare, try to do 1 set of questions a day. The timing is really done, do not open the answer first. When done, come to write the unknown words, the gramma that do not remember, and see which parts we are the weakest, will practice to make the parts separate focus, gradually return to the full, so you can get the score of the favorite points.

We don't read words or grammars in isolation because it's a lot. We never know what they're going to take out, so we're going to try to catch the exam and continue. What we recommend is

- Find out what each preposion applies to. Just basic enough.

- The basic phrasal verb.

- Accurate tense, phrase, clause, various forms frequently used

Our tbx guide book. Very detailed answer.

Then continue with a book from the web memmoread https://memmoread.website/toeic-book / There are many books. The book can be done with a solution and an audio file. But if you want a detailed solution, you have to pay more. I personally use it for free, but I think it's definitely worth it if you pay more.

Friends, there are some good ways to introduce below. It's a force to give you a lot of training to improve yourself.

We borrowed the book from the library, but we found the link.

📍 tbx book coordinates on the profile page link.

# TOEIC # toeic2024 # Howto # Toeic exam # English exam # Full toeic exam

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2024/5/10 Edited to

... Read moreถ้าเป้าหมายคือ TOEIC 990 สิ่งที่ช่วยมาก (จากประสบการณ์ที่ซ้อมแบบ “ทำข้อสอบจริงให้ชิน”) คือทำให้การซ้อมใกล้สนามสอบที่สุด และคุม “ความพลาดเล็กๆ” ให้เหลือน้อยที่สุด เพราะคะแนนระดับนี้หลุดได้จากรายละเอียดจุกจิกมากๆ 1) วางตาราง 3-4 เดือนแบบทำได้จริง - ช่วงเดือนที่ 1: ทำชุดเต็ม 1 ชุด/วัน (หรือ 4-5 วัน/สัปดาห์) แบบจับเวลาเหมือนสอบจริง แล้ว “วิเคราะห์” มากกว่าทำปริมาณ - ช่วงเดือนที่ 2-3: เน้นพาร์ทที่อ่อนแยก (Listening/Reading) แล้วค่อยกลับมาทำชุดเต็มสลับวัน - ช่วง 2 สัปดาห์สุดท้าย: ทำ Mock test เต็มชุดถี่ขึ้น เน้นความนิ่ง ความเร็ว และลดข้อผิดพลาดเดิมๆ 2) วิธี “ตรวจข้อสอบ” ให้คะแนนขึ้นไว หลังทำเสร็จอย่าแค่ดูเฉลยถูก/ผิด แต่ให้ทำ 3 อย่างนี้ทุกครั้ง - จดคำศัพท์/วลีที่ไม่รู้ (เน้นคำที่เจอบ่อยในโจทย์สายงาน เช่น schedule, shipment, invoice, facility) - จดแกรมม่าที่พลาด พร้อมเหตุผลสั้นๆ ว่าทำไมข้อนี้ต้องข้อนี้ (เช่น tense, clause, part of speech) - ทำลิสต์ “ข้อผิดพลาดประจำตัว” เช่น อ่านไม่ทัน, เผลอเลือกคำคล้าย, หลุด preposition แล้วกลับมาทวนลิสต์นี้ทุกสัปดาห์ 3) ทริค Listening ให้คุมแต้ม - ก่อนเสียงเริ่มให้กวาดตาตัวเลือกเร็วๆ เพื่อเดาว่าข้อนี้ถามแนวไหน (เวลา/สถานที่/การกระทำ) - ถ้าหลุด 1 ข้อ ห้ามย้อนคิด ให้ปล่อยแล้วไปต่อทันที เพราะข้อถัดไปมักจะง่ายกว่า “ถ้าเราไม่หลุดสมาธิ” - ฝึกกับไฟล์เสียง MP3 จนชินสปีดจริง โดยเฉพาะ Part 3-4 ที่ต้องตามบทสนทนา/ประกาศยาวๆ 4) ทริค Reading ให้เร็วและแม่น - Part 5-6: ถ้าข้อไหนคิดเกิน ~20 วินาที ให้ทำเครื่องหมายไว้แล้วข้ามก่อน กันเวลาพัง - Part 7: อ่าน “คำถามก่อน” แล้วค่อยอ่านบทความเพื่อหา keyword จะประหยัดเวลากว่าอ่านหมด - จำแพตเทิร์นที่ออกบ่อย: preposition (in/on/at, for/to), phrasal verb พื้นฐาน, และโครงสร้าง clause/phrase ที่ทำให้เลือก part of speech ถูก 5) หนังสือ/แหล่งฝึกที่ใช้แล้วเวิร์ก ถ้าเน้นทำข้อสอบแบบเข้มๆ หนังสือชุด TBX (Listening/Reading/รวม) เฉลยค่อนข้างละเอียด เหมาะกับการทำแล้วไล่จุดพลาดทีละจุด ส่วนใครอยากได้ข้อสอบเพิ่มแบบดาวน์โหลดได้ ลองหาเว็บรวมหนังสือ/ชุดฝึกที่มีไฟล์เสียงและเฉลย (บางแหล่งมีแบบฟรีและแบบเฉลยละเอียดเสียเงิน) แล้วเลือกให้ตรงสไตล์ตัวเอง สุดท้าย คะแนน 990 ไม่ได้มาจากอ่านหนักอย่างเดียว แต่คือ “ทำข้อสอบให้ชิน + เก็บงานละเอียด” โดยเฉพาะคำศัพท์ที่เจอบ่อยและจุดพลาดเดิมๆ ถ้าทำต่อเนื่องวันละชุดหรือสม่ำเสมอ ยังไงคะแนนจะค่อยๆ ไต่ขึ้นแน่นอนค่ะ

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As a nursing student, staying organized + actually understanding the material is everything… but studying used to feel overwhelming for me. This semester I started using NotebookLM to break down my lecture notes, explain key concepts, and quiz myself using my own study materials. And the crazies
Chelsea Olivia

Chelsea Olivia

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92% on the TEAS! study tips! 🩺✨
included above are all my materials and sources I used to help prepare me! I studied for a minimum of 2 hours total each day! what also helped me was by NOT studying at home as I tended to get distracted or sleepy. my favorite is going to a coffee shop to sit down and devote my time with a cutesie
Rochelle Grace

Rochelle Grace

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✏️ let’s study for the TEAS ✏️
💜 winter break has started but that unfortunately doesn’t mean that the studying stops 💜 this break I am studying for my TEAS test!! the TEAS covers four sections: ✨ reading ✨ math ✨ science ✨ english & language usage 💜 this week i’ll be going through the reading portion and th
Nichole Rhys

Nichole Rhys

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A desk with a laptop, notebook, and phone displaying "How to study for your type of brain." The main title reads "How to Memorize Anything: Tailored Techniques for Every Type of Brain," accompanied by a pink brain icon.
This section details "1. Spaced Repetition," explaining it as reviewing information at increasing intervals. A diagram illustrates the process of receiving, recalling, and retaining content through four steps. It's best for short-term and semantic memory brains.
This section explains "2. Mnemonic Devices," memory aids using associations. Examples at the top show visualization (fish skeleton), storytelling (rabbit), and acronyms (HOMES for Great Lakes). It's best for semantic and episodic memory brains.
How to Memorize ✨ANYTHING✨: Tips for ALL 🧠 Types!
✨First Things First: Get to know your brain 🧠!✨ 🧠1. ADHD Brain: The ADHD brain struggles with sustained focus but thrives on novelty and excitement. It processes information quickly but often gets distracted or hyper-focused on areas of interest. 🧠2. Sensory Memory Brain: This brain type is h
Chalie_Baker

Chalie_Baker

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How I create my study guides for finals
Studying for finals can be stressful especially if you dont have a certain study method. Here are some tips that can help you study! Making study guides | I create my study guides by the concept topics that my professor includes in their powerpoints! Im a visual person so its important that I h
jasmine 🌷

jasmine 🌷

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steal these 5 study methods before your first exam. 📚 #studymethod
steal these 5 study methods before your first exam. 📚 #studymethod #studymethods #studyingtips #studytok #academicweapon steal these 5 study methods before your first exam. cornell method, feynman technique, pretesting, blurting, spaced repetition. Keywords: study metho
Study with Anna

Study with Anna

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Studying with a textbook 📖💕
I’m currently enrolled in an online college course. During my first week, I was only given 2 things, and no hint as to what I needed to study for. I was given a textbook and a slideshow. I was clueless and unfamiliar with the textbook way of learning. Here’s how I got my quiz grades from a 40% to a
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A flat lay shows a laptop, a stethoscope, and a tablet displaying nursing notes on 'Head to Toe Assessment Pt 1'. The image is captioned with study-related hashtags like #nursing and #studytips.
Handwritten nursing study notes detail the assessment of the head and eyes, including inspection, palpation, and cranial nerve checks (VII, III, IV, VI, V), with a key for assessment terms.
Further handwritten nursing notes cover eye assessment (PERRLA), ear inspection and palpation (cranial nerve VIII), nose assessment (cranial nerve I), and mouth inspection (cranial nerve XII).
head to toe notes👩‍⚕️
This just covers the head, eyes, ears, and mouth BUT I will be posting the rest as I get it done! - Took a little break from the app after coming back from vacation because I wasn’t in school and didn’t have much content but now that I’m back in school and clinical I plan to post more content :)
averi

averi

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The image displays a stack of colorful spiral notebooks and pens, with a yellow overlay featuring the text "Notes 101 Note-taking Hacks by Major." It serves as the title card for a guide on specialized note-taking methods.
A blank, lined notebook page titled "Economics" shows a structured template. Sections include Title, Date, Topic + Key Concepts, Graphs + Charts, Practical Applications, Case Studies, Formulae, Theories, and a Summary area for comprehensive economic note-taking.
A blank, lined notebook page titled "Business" presents a structured template. Sections include Title, Date, Key Concepts, Questions, Key Formulae, Graphs/Diagrams, and a Summary area, designed for organized business studies notes.
✨✍🏾HOW TO: Structure Your Notes PERFECTLY📝✨
✨ Ready to level up your notes? Whether you’re studying economics, accounting, business, psychology, language, physics, or chemistry, I got you! I’m sharing note-taking templates designed to help you stay organized and actually understand what you’re learning. 📝 Here are a few hacks to make your
Margarita

Margarita

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#studying #exam #studytok #academic #studytips
study with me 📚

study with me 📚

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A flat lay shows LSAT study essentials: a 'LSAT TRAINER' book by Mike Kim, headphones, a pen, a pencil, glasses, and a Laniege lip product, with text overlay 'COME study FOR MY LSAT'.
A laptop displays a collage of motivational images and text, including LSAT scores and affirmations. The overlay text states, 'Need my computer for the practice test and music!!'
An iPad, displaying a lock screen with time 4:56 and a cute Cinnamoroll background, is shown charging. The overlay text reads, 'ipad to jot down any notes quickly!'
Prepping for the LSAT as a Pre-Law Student!! 🏛️🎓
I started to prep for the lsat in November 2024, but didn’t get serious about it until May! I familiarized myself with the structure of the exam before diving into habits, and reframing my thinking. Building my way up to practice helped me become more confident with my abilities! 💪📈 Some section
Doe🫶🏽

Doe🫶🏽

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A desk with a notebook and a stack of colorful index cards, with text overlayed that reads "Study Hacks How to Ace Your Exams."
Light blue index cards with words like "ETC," "PERT," "PV," and "VAC" laid out on a table, illustrating the concept of creating fun acronyms for studying.
A fan of colorful index cards, emphasizing the use of different colors to categorize and recall information more accurately.
Study Smarter Not Harder
I passed my project management certification exam! Now, I get to share my hacks with you. Ace your next exam with these #StudyHacks : 🕦 Create a Fun Acronym To memorize 12 formulas for the CAPM exam, I created this acronym: Brown Platypuses Eat Apples, Cherries, Cucumbers, Strawberries, S
Jau 🤎

Jau 🤎

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A neat study desk with a water bottle, pen holder, small decorative items, and a laptop screen visible, illustrating a productive study environment. The title 'Study Hacks That Feel Illegal (But Work)' is prominently displayed.
This image illustrates the 'Chew gum while studying' hack, showing a clear water bottle, a container of gum, and multiple packets of gum, emphasizing the use of gum for memory recall during study.
This image demonstrates the 'Handwrite your notes' technique, featuring various scenes of individuals writing in notebooks with colorful pens and highlighters, highlighting the benefits of manual note-taking for retention.
Genius Study Tricks You’ll Wish You Knew Sooner
1️⃣ Chew gum while studying. 🍬 Pick a unique gum flavor, like cinnamon or watermelon, and chew it while studying. When it’s exam time, chew the same flavor to trigger your brain to recall the information. This sensory link makes it easier to retrieve facts and is backed by research. Plus, it’s a s
emilie.studygram

emilie.studygram

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A study guide titled 'AP United States History: How to get a score of 4 on the Apush exam,' with options to find college credit and learn about scores.
Tips for APUSH success, emphasizing taking notes from slideshows, lectures, and the AMSCO book, using separate notebooks and consistent color-coding with highlighters for important topics and vocabulary.
A study tip recommending watching Heimler's History daily after lessons to aid with LEQ and DBQs, and utilizing its study packets for the end-of-year exam. A man points to the text.
How to get a 4!!
This may not work for everyone but it worked for me so hopefully it helps! #ap #apush #school #schoolhelp #Lemon8Diary
Bethany Adams

Bethany Adams

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HOW TO READ A TEXTBOOK THE RIGHT WAY 📚✏️🧠
HOW TO READ A TEXTBOOK THE RIGHT WAY 📚✏️🧠 hihi! i’ve talked about this method before, but wanted to bring it up again because it really is my favorite way to read textbooks :) 💌 the SQ3R method helps you stay engaged while reading a text, so that you’re not just reading to read, but rather re
lia 💗

lia 💗

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How I Got Into Med School (No Easy Shortcut) 📚
Getting into medical school wasn’t just about passion—it took strategy, discipline, and tons of preparation. I had to take tough biology and exams and needed a really high TOEIC score to prove my English proficiency. It wasn’t easy, especially balancing science and language prep at the same time. O
river

river

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A book with alphabetical tabs and a torn paper note displaying the title 'Study Tips For the CPC Exam', serving as the article's main image.
An open coding book with numerous codes and colorful tabs, illustrating the tip to 'Tab your coding books' for efficient navigation during the CPC exam.
An open ICD-10-CM coding manual with highlighted text and handwritten notes, emphasizing the importance of knowing guidelines, highlighting, and writing notes for exam preparation.
Study Tips For the CPC Exam
The CPC exam is 100 questions and you have 4 hours to complete it. If your book is tabbed and highlighted, it will help you find the answers quicker and save time. Many people do not pass the CPC exam because they run out of time. That is why I teach my students test taking techniques like this
midnightcoding

midnightcoding

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5 tips to help you ace your next test
1. Set a timer. I like to study for 30 minutes, then take a quick 5 min break to sit outside for a minute or just take a quick breather. Find what works best for you! 2. Set a schedule for what you’re going to study throughout the week. (Ex: on Monday I’m going to study chapter 3 and 4 for 1 1/2 h
Kenzie :)

Kenzie :)

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How to Prepare and Study for HESI/TEAS
This is pt.1 on the things I used to study and prepare for my nursing entrance exam
Raven TiaHana

Raven TiaHana

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An open notebook displays detailed handwritten accounting notes on depreciation, trade for PPE, and intangible assets, with a laptop and keyboard in the background, illustrating a student's study setup for achieving a 4.0 GPA.
A flat lay shows note-taking essentials: a white sketchbook, 0.5mm pens (Sarasa, Fihfio), and highlighters (Mildliner, Two Hands), positioned on a desk with a keyboard in the background.
A notebook page shows the handwritten title '1. using PPE and Intangible Assets:' at the top, demonstrating the first note-taking tip: starting with a topic title.
MY NOTE TAKING TIPS ✨📝 (4.0 GPA)
hii everyone 💖 it’s been forever but I swear I’m back this time 🫡 my notes aren’t that special but thought I would share ;) here’s how I take my notes as a 4.0 student! 🤩 (credentials at the end) lol 🌷note taking tips🌷 ⭐️essentials: no lined paper notebook (sketch book), sarasa & fihfio
juanita ☆

juanita ☆

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A little helpful study guide
This makes it a lot easier to use, to fine what you’re looking for!🤗😉 #cheetsheets #funtodo #helpful
Alayna Head

Alayna Head

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CPC Exam Prep!!!
If you have tips, add them below!!! #cpc #medicalcoding #aapc
Sara

Sara

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A desk setup with a laptop, a 'You Got This' notebook, and a small plant, illustrating the article's title: 'How to Memorize Anything game on for studying'.
A handwritten 'HOURLY Study Planner' on a laptop, detailing subjects, color codes, and topics, emphasizing the importance of creating a study timeline.
A close-up of the study planner and a reading passage, highlighting color-coding for organizing topics and understanding information for easier memorization.
Study like a Pro: Memorization Tips
Hello friends! 🍋 Studying isn’t always easy, I know, but I’ve found a few things that help me keep everything in my mind. First, it’s very important to understand what type of learning you are. Are you a visual learner? Maybe Auditory? Read/Write? You will not learn 100% what you need, i
Thamires Cottone | REALTOR

Thamires Cottone | REALTOR

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PTCB prep? Here are my tips💡📚📖
Hi girlies, I am planning on taking my PTCB Test to become a certified pharmacy tech and these are some ways I am preparing. ✅ Study Guide: It helps with the topics that are going to be on the test: the maths, drug interactions, federal laws etc ✅ YouTube video: There are tons of videos on
Tasnia Islam 💕

Tasnia Islam 💕

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