TOEFL Tip #46: Want to Learn more from Strictly English?
Strictly English also has helpful TOEFL information on Twitter. Follow us on Twitter to learn even more about the TOEFL! Just click on the Blue Bird on this webpage and you’ll be taken to Twitter directly!
You can also be aware of what the admissions offices are saying by following them on Twitter. But be careful! If they follow you back, they will be able to read your Tweets, and if those Tweets are not professional or if they are too personal, then it could hurt your image at the school. It’s always best to keep TWO Twitter accounts: one professional and the other for fun!
Twitter also helps improve your Writing. YOu can only send 140 “characters” (letters) so you have to keep your sentences short. It’s a great way to practice clear direct communication!
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