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SKILL 3: Answer stated detail questions correctly. SKILL 2: Recognize the organization of ideas.

Skills 14-27 11/Reading: General Strategies for Reading-Paper TOEFL Test Procedures for a Reading Passage-Paper TOEFL Test SKILL 1: Answer main idea questions correctly.

SKILL 26: Draw conclusions about who, what, when, where. SKILL 21: Draw conclusions about who, what, when, where SKILL 22: Listen for answers in order. SKILL 16: Listen for two- and three-part verbs. Skills 7-13 10//Listening: Contrary Meanings and Idiomatic Language, Skills 14-17 Listening Part B and Part C Questions, Skills 18-27 SKILL 14: Listen for wishes. SKILL 13: Listen for emphatic expressi ons of surprise. SKILL 12: Listen for expression s of uncertainty and suggestion. SKILL 11: Listen for expression s of agreement. SKILL 10: Listen for negatives with comparative s. SKILL 9: Listen for "almost negative" expressions. SKILL 8: Listen for double negative expressions. Skills 1-6 9/Listening: Listening Part A Questions, Strategies, Skills 7-13 SKILL 7: Listen for negative expression s. SKILL 6: Listen for who and what with multiple nouns. SKILL 4: Draw conclusions about who, what, where SKILL 5: Listen for who and what in passives. He had never flown in an airplane before his trip to Guatemala. Check out a few different example sentences using past participles. SKILL 48: Position adjectives and adverbs correctly Skills 41-48 8/ ApListening: Listeni ng Part A Questions, Strategies, Skills 1-6 SKILL 1: Focus on the second line. The past participle is the form we use after have or had in present and past perfect sentences. SKILL 47: Use adjectives after linking verbs. SKILL 46: Use basic adjectives and adverbs correctly. SKILL 45: Check pronoun reference for agreement. SKILL 44: Distinguish possessive adjectives and pronouns. SKILL 43: Distinguish subject and object pronouns. SKILL 42: Distinguish the person from the thing. SKILL 41: Recognize irregular plurals of nouns.