TOEFL Tip #5: What to Eat on Your 10-Minute Break
TOEFL gives you only a 10-minute break between the listening and speaking sections. Be sure to bring a banana and a powerbar or some other source of protein and carbohydrate. You’ll need the energy for the second part of the test!
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