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Writing — Integrated Task
Read a passage, listen to a lecture, then write how the lecture relates to the reading.
What you need to know
1Always describe how the lecture CHALLENGES or SUPPORTS the reading — not a summary of each
2Structure: intro (relationship) → 3 body paragraphs (one per lecture point vs. reading point)
3Lecture usually challenges the reading — this is the most common relationship tested
4Score depends on relationship accuracy, not English perfection — grammar matters less than task achievement
Average score improves 8–12 points with targeted practice
About the TOEFL
- Full name
- Test of English as a Foreign Language
- Passing score
- Score varies by institution (typically 79–100 iBT for university admission)
- Questions in bank
- 1,900+
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