Upon completion of this level, you will understand with ease anything you hear or read in English. You will be capable of summarizing and synthesizing information from a variety of spoken and written sources, reconstructing arguments and presenting them coherently. You will be in a position to express yourself spontaneously with fluency and accuracy, and to differentiate small details of meaning even in the most complex situations.

We will introduce the following topics:

• Adverbs and adverbial phrases.
• A review of perfect tenses.
• A review of comparative forms.
• A review of future forms.
• Different ways to give advice.
• Inversions and restrictive adverbials.
• The past tenses of future forms and a review of narrative tenses.
• Noun phrases, including compound nouns, clauses and possessives.
• Passive constructions with get and have.
• A review of relative clauses.
• Quantifiers and prepositions in relative clauses.
• Intransitive phrasal verbs.
• A review of the uses of simple and continuous verbs, and state verbs.
• Participle clauses.
• Language used for speculation and deduction.
• Cleft sentences.
• Various uses of gerunds and infinitives.
• A review of conditional forms.
• Prepositional verbs.
• Reflexive and reciprocal pronouns.
• Ellipsis and substitution.
• Phrasal prepositional verbs.
• Structures to talk about regrets, and to provide suggestions and criticism.
• Passive reporting verbs.
• TOEFL Speaking: Introduction to the Speaking Section
• TOEFL Speaking: Personal Experience Questions and Paired Choice Questions
• TOEFL Speaking: Campus Matters Questions.
• TOEFL Speaking: Academic & Reading Lecture Questions
• TOEFL Speaking: Campus Conversation Questions
• TOEFL Speaking: Academic Summary Questions