TOEIC Speaking & Writing

Overview of TOEIC Speaking and TOEIC Writing sections

I've located some very helpful links that give you a good overview of the two add-on speaking and writing components for the TOEIC, which you can access below:

TOEIC Speaking and Writing - General Overview

TOEIC Speaking - Explanation for each question type on the test

TOEIC Speaking Tips

TOEIC Writing - Explanation for each question type on the test

TOEIC Writing Tips

 

The explanations and tips in those links are pretty general, but they are very useful as an orientation to understand the different parts of each test and to get some overall tips on what to think about for your preparation.

 

:-)

~ Jason

 

Free TOEIC Writing Test - Complete version covering all questions, write your responses online!

You can access a 100% free complete TOEIC Writing Test at the following link:

Complete TOEIC Writing Test

   

This test covers all of the sections on the actual test, and you can actually practice writing your responses online and compare with other test takers' submissions.

 

:-)

~ Jason

  

TOEIC Speaking Test - Covers all questions on the test, 100% free, and compare your responses with other test takers!

You can access a complete TOEIC speaking test entirely for free by visiting the link below:

 

Complete TOEIC Speaking Test

 

You can also actually record your own responses to the test items using the links to special Voxopop pages itemized for each question type. While your test won't be scored or responded to from me personally (hey, it's free!), there are already hundreds of other responses for each question and this can be a great way to compare your speaking efforts with other test-takers'.

   

Remember, practice makes perfect!

:-)

~ Jason

TOEIC Speaking Lesson 2 - (Questions 1 & 2) Using good pace, rhythm and stress when you read aloud

In terms of developing your speaking skill for questions 1 and 2 on the TOEIC speaking test ("read a text aloud"), some of the first things you need to concentrate on are good pacing, rhythm, and identifying which words need more stress than others.

The lesson below demonstrates how to do this with an example task!

 

  

So make sure you pay attention to pace, rhythm, and stress for the read aloud task - it will affect your score for sure!

:-)

~ Jason

   

  

TOEIC Speaking Lesson 1 - (Questions 1 & 2) General introduction to the read aloud task

The following video tutorial gives you a quick overview of questions 1 and 2 on the TOEIC speaking section, and presents a sample item for you to learn from.

 

 

 

Enjoy!

:-)

~ Jason