You Can Improve Your English Proficiency Level

In this video lecture, the instructor will discuss test taking skills and tips for improving your score. He will focus on general test taking, multiple choice questions and what to do the day of the exam. Be sure to go to the "downloadable materials" section to get the answers for some sections, and more supplementary information.

This exercise is used to help improve your ability to write what you hear in English. A sentence will be spoken and you will be asked to write it down. An immediate answer key after each sentence is provided to check your skills.

This listening comprehension audio exercise will help to sharpen not only your ability to listen to a speaker, but to understand the information to answer comprehension questions. A written transcript of the speaker is provided as supplementary material to provide a way to check your listening skills.

This self paced reading comprehension exercise will help you to read and answer questions about what you have read.

This video-based worksheet will help to increase your English skills. A timed image is presented and you will be asked to describe this image as best you can in the time given. You can do this exercise with written or spoken answers.

In this video workshop, the instructor will discuss how to successfully answer a written response question. He will provide information about how to write a 300 word essay as well. The workshop ends with an assignment of writing your own essay.

In this video lecture, the instructor reviews tips to help improve spelling. Follow along with the spelling rules in the supplementary material section.

These self-study projects can be completed anytime on your own. They are designed to help build various English speaking, reading and writing skills.

In this video lecture, the instructor explains why pronunciation is so important. He also explains about idiomatic expressions and what type of English to expect on the TOEIC exam.

In this video lecture, the instructor focuses on stress of sounds and words to make speech more fluent. He explains the importance of not only stressing the proper syllable in a word, but stressing certain words in a sentence.

In this video lecture, the instructor focuses on sounds in the English language. He discusses syllables, diphthongs, and the schwa.

In this video lecture, the instructor discusses intonation and how it relates to English speech. He shows how pitch and tone can be used properly in questions and statements.

In this video lecture, the instructor explains how words and sounds are linked, blended or omitted for better fluency. This aids in accent reduction and a better understanding of native English speakers.

In this video lecture, the instructor explains the three ways to pronounce the -ed ending or suffix on verbs. This is a point of difficulty for many students.

In this video lecture, the instructor shares some tips and tricks for better pronunciation and listening. He talks about how to become fluent in English and shares what he has learned in helping other students.

In this video-guided lesson, the instructor explains how to properly use the words 'is' and 'are'.

In this video-guided lesson, the instructor explains how to properly use the words 'many' and 'much'.

In this video-guided lesson, the instructor explains how to properly use the words 'haven't' and 'hadn't'.

In this video lecture, the instructor introduces the Listening Exam Practice.

This part focuses on being able to understand spoken English and select the correct description of an image.

This part focuses on being able to answer questions as you are listening to spoken English.

This part focuses on being able to listen to a conversation in English and answer questions about it.

This part focuses on being able to listen to a short talk in English and answer questions about it.

In this video lecture, the instructor introduces the Reading Exam Practice.

This part focuses on fill-in-the-blank practice. A word or phrase is missing, and the test taker must choose the answer that fits best.

This part focuses on fill-in-the-blank in a text or document. The test taker must read the document or text provided and fill in the blank with the correct word or phrase.

This part focuses on reading comprehension. The test taker must read the information given and answer questions based on the text.

This part focuses on recognizing errors in a written text. The test taker must be able to choose which part of the text contains the error.

In this video lecture, the instructor introduces the Speaking Exam Practice.

This part focuses on reading aloud and pronunciation.

This part focuses on being able to verbally describe images.

This part focuses on listening to verbal questions and being able to provide a spoken answer immediately.

This part focuses on being able to provide a spoken reply to a verbal inquiry based on written information.

This part focuses on being able to provide a spoken solution to a problem presented verbally.

This part focuses on being able to provide a spoken opinion on a subject presented verbally.

In this video lecture, the instructor introduces the Writing Exam Practice.

This part focuses on being able to write about a picture with two words or phrases given to the test taker.

This part focuses on being able to respond to a written request.

This part focuses on being able to write a 300 word opinion based essay.

This text based lecture will provide a written answer to questions about the TOEIC you may have.

In this final video, the instructor concludes the course.