TOEFL Tip #18: The Reading Passage for the 20-Minute Essay
I know it’s hard to believe, but sometimes TOEFL makes things EASY for you! After you finish listening to the lecture for the 20-Minute Essay, the reading passage returns. This helps you a lot. If you can locate the reading’s three main points, then they will help you to figure out what the listening was saying. So even if you didn’t understand the listening, all you have to remember is that it talked about the same points as the reading. Once you locate those points in the reading, they might help you to figure out what the listening was saying about those same points.
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