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1. Read the first two lines of the first paragraph
2. Read the first line of each body paragraph
3. Read the first and last line of the final paragraph
4. Look back at your notes
1. Read the first sentence-and sometimes the second, if the first doesn't provide enough information-and the last sentence very carefully
2. Skim through the sentences in the middle
1. Read the topic sentence carefully
2. Sort through the specific details until you find what you need.
2 types: Supporting and Opposing
1. Read the first sentence
2. Read the very last sentence
1. Identify the structure of the passage
2. Remember TOEFL passages are made like this: Introduction, body and conclusion.
3. Use the first sentence of the paragraph as a guide
4. The remaining sentences provide details about the topic
5. Pay attention to Direction Markers.
1. Read the first sentence of each paragraph
2. Skim the rest of the paragraph for direction markers
3. Remember to read both the first sentence of each paragraph in the passage and last sentence of the conclusion.
4. The main idea should connect all the ideas found in the first sentences of the paragraphs and the last sentence of the conclusion.
Tip #1: Skim, don't read
Tip #2: Trim the fat
Tip #3: Dealing with difficult vocabulary
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