Tham khảo tài liệu 'bí quyết trong các kì thi toeic 6', ngoại ngữ, anh ngữ phổ thông phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | The Structure Section The Structure section of the TOEFL consists of a total of 20-25 questions. There are two different types of problems 1. incomplete sentences 2. sentences with underlined words and phrases These questions will test your ability of correct and effective expression. Choose your answer carefully utilizing the standards of written English including grammar rules the proper choice of words and of sentence construction. The correct answer will flow smoothly and be both clear and concise. Parallelism If a section of text has an opening dash parentheses or comma at the beginning of a phrase then you can be sure there should be a matching closing dash parentheses or comma at the end of the phrase. If items in a series all have commas between them then any additional items in that series will also gain commas. Do not alternate punctuation. If a dash is at the beginning of a statement then do not put a parenthesis at the ending of the statement. Word Confusion Which should be used to refer to things only. John s dog which was called Max is large and fierce. That may be used to refer to either persons or things. Is this the only book that Louis L Amour wrote Is Louis L Amour the author that or who wrote Western novels Who should be used to refer to persons only. Mozart was the composer who or that wrote those operas. Copyright 2002 by MO Media. You have been licensed one copy of this document for personal use only. Any other reproduction or redistribution is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved. 19 Pronoun usage To determine the correct pronoun form in a compound subject try each subject separately with the verb adapting the form as necessary. Your ear will tell you which form is correct. Example Bob and I me will be going. Restate the sentence twice using each subject individually. Bob will be going. I will be going. Me will be going does not make sense. When a pronoun is used with a noun immediately following as in we boys say the sentence without .
