Generally speaking, it is effective, mainly depending on your basic situation and preparation methods. There are several ways to prepare for TOEFL speaking:

You can use the original questions restored in the TOEFL machine book to make up a complete answer, and then practice in time. If you can meet the questions you have touched in the TOEFL examination room, the chances of winning will of course increase greatly.

Even if you haven't practiced it formally, as long as you read the topic of machine classics once or twice, you will definitely have an impression in your mind: what is the content? What are the students' difficulties? Why does he oppose the new school policy? What examples did the professor use to explain a concept? There are some concepts that have never been seen before, such as a large number of psychological technical terms (such as what primacyeffect and so on). The kind that can be familiar in advance is not difficult to hear in the examination room, but more confident.

You don't need to read many machine classics circulating on the Internet. For example, in the exam in August 2009, just look at the machine lessons from June 2008 to June 2008 -65438+ 10, familiarize yourself with the six Task in each exam, pick out some of them and do your own answers, and then practice recording according to time. On the whole, psychology accounts for a very large proportion, which is estimated to be 1/3, so it is suggested to start practicing from it, because the content is fun and easy to accept, and you will not forget it.

I hope I can help my classmates ~