Best TOEFL Coaching in Pune

There are plenty of topics on which you should be focusing during your TOEFL studying as their is a huge syllabus including many topics which gives a normal person headache. But, is grammar one of them? So answer is Yes! Its true that TOEFL has no questions on grammar topic specifically. But you will eventually get tested for your grammar skills during the Speaking and Writing responses. so you need to have an adequate amount of knowledge to solve these questions and have a good grasp over English grammar before the day of exam comes. IMFS TOEFL Coaching in Pune specifically suggests students to give time for this grammar section. It will not only help you in solving the question in TOEFL but also it will improve your english which will definitely help you in solving any competitive exam question. 

Every student has been learning english since childhood, so the basics of grammar are known by everybody but what’s checked in TOEFL, it can only be taught by experienced faculties. IMFS TOEFL Coaching in Pune is the best solution for that. Grammar can be tricky most of the time when it comes to TOEFL. but that’s when the IMFS comes into picture! Visit the link given below to know more about the  IMFS TOEFLCoaching in Mumbai and pune.

Here are some quick solutions to know the tricks in english grammar. 

#1: Run-on Sentences

Run-on sentences are found to be the most common issue in grammar when asked students. At exam time, you are nervous and in that nervousness, you filled a sentence with many unnecessary words. Many TOEFL test-takers have such essays and Speaking responses which are filled with run-on sentences. These are not only grammatically incorrect, but also they distract the grader to understand the point you want to make. Remember to pause every now and then when you are solving Speaking and Writing sections.

These run-on sentences occur when two or more independent clauses are incorrectly combined into a single sentence. Basics says that each sentence can have one subject and one verb unless multiple clauses have been correctly combined. But, running on sentence makes this law incorrect. So keep calm during exams and avoid this.  

#2: make the use of Present (Not Future) Tense After Time Clauses

This is another common mistake that many beginners make. Many of them use “will” unnecessarily. This happens mostly during Speaking responses because you have much less time to think compared to the thinking time that you get while solving writing questions. 

Do not use “will '' to refer to the future in time clauses. Time clauses are those that begin with a time expression, as, as soon as,  such as when, while, after, until, and before. IMFS suggests to use present tense, not future. 

#3: Defined vs. Undefined Articles

Articles are such small things in English grammar but can trouble you the most. Basics says that “A” is the indefinite article which is used in front of general or undefined nouns. “The” is the definite article which is used for people, places, or things that are “defined” for the speaker. When you write “the” in front of a noun, you tend to refer to a specific object that you know. These basics are used in a tricky way in TOEFL question. With practice, you can be better at solving these questions. 

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