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Memorize TOEFL vocabulary in 1001 short stages, review the words you miss, and practice them in sentence drills, campus notices, and academic passages. Level 1 is free.
Start with a 10-word vocabulary stage. Level 1 is free; the goal and pace survey is optional.
2-Way Vocabulary Training System
Build the vocabulary recall and sentence control needed for TOEFL reading success.
Vocabulary test
Complete the Words
Use the surrounding sentence to rebuild the missing TOEFL word, so spelling and meaning are practiced together.
How This Helps Your TOEFL Reading:
- Learn the meaning Start with a clear definition, translation support, and an example sentence.
- Repeat weak words Missed words stay visible so review time goes to the words that need it.
- Use them in context Move from memory into sentence drills and TOEFL-style reading questions.
Training Example
Complete the word
Ocean currents help dis____ heat across the planet.
dis
Meaning: to spread something over an area
TOEFL Reading Practice
Practice daily-life and academic passages in TOEFL-style formats.
TOEFL-style reading
Read in Daily Life
Practice the kind of notices, emails, schedules, and service messages that show up around student life.
What You Practice:
- Vocabulary memory Use definitions, translations, examples, and weak-word review to keep words active.
- Campus reading Read messages about classes, libraries, housing, schedules, and student services.
- Academic questions Practice detail, inference, purpose, and context questions in compact passages.
Reading Example
Campus notice
Study rooms on the second floor will be unavailable after 6 p.m. while the library updates its reservation system.
What should students do?
Reserve rooms on another floor for evening study.
Smart Vocabulary Review System
Turn missed words into a repeatable loop of meaning, sentence practice, and reading recall.
Focused Word Review
Good TOEFL practice should make vocabulary stick first. Then it should show whether those words still work inside sentences and reading questions.
Today's review
Needs attentiondistribute
to spread something over an area or among people
The university will distribute updated campus maps before orientation begins.
Memory
Meaning, translation, and repeated recall
Next step
Complete word, build sentence, then read
Review pathword / sentence / passage
Why This System Works
- 1
Build word memory
Start with meanings, translations, flashcard-style review, and weak-word practice.
- 2
Use words in sentences
Practice how each word behaves in a natural TOEFL-style sentence.
- 3
Test with TOEFL-style tasks
Use the same vocabulary inside campus readings and academic passages.
Learn it. Review it. Use it in reading.
A 10,000+ word bank powers a focused study loop that turns vocabulary into TOEFL reading confidence.
Understand
Make each word clear
Learn a precise meaning, translation, and example before you move on.
Review
Keep weak words in focus
Missed words return to review so your time goes where it matters.
Apply
Meet the word in context
Reinforce vocabulary in sentence drills and TOEFL-style reading.
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