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The types of questions in the TOEFL reading section include: Main Idea: Identifying the primary focus of the passage. Detail: Answering questions about specific information or facts in the text. Inference: Drawing conclusions based on implied information. Vocabulary: Understanding the meaning of words in context. Sentence Insertion: Determining where a sentence fits within the passage. Author's Purpose: Identifying the author's intent or perspective. Summary: Selecting the best summary of the passage or a section of it. These questions assess comprehension and analytical skills related to the reading material. read less

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Obtaining an IELTS or TOEFL certificate without writing the test is not legitimate or ethical. Both exams are internationally recognized and have strict procedures to ensure fairness and authenticity. Any claim or service offering a certificate without you taking the test is fraudulent and could lead to severe consequences, including:

1. Legal Issues: Using or procuring a fake certificate is illegal in many countries and can lead to fines, imprisonment, or both.

2. Ban from Future Tests: If caught, you may be permanently banned from taking the IELTS/TOEFL or similar tests.

3. Academic/Professional Consequences: Institutions or employers may blacklist you, which could harm your reputation and career.

4. Visa Rejection: Immigration authorities can verify test scores with official bodies like the British Council, IDP, or ETS. Using a fake certificate may result in visa rejection or bans.

If you’re considering this due to fear of not achieving your target score, consider preparation courses or personalized coaching to improve your performance. For IELTS or TOEFL, genuine success is your safest and most rewarding option. Let me know if you'd like tips to prepare effectively!

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A TOEFL score of 99 may be acceptable in some cases where 100 is required, depending on the specific program or institution. Some universities may consider a score close to the cutoff, especially if other aspects of your application are strong. It's best to check with the specific institution for their policies. A TOEFL score of 99 may be acceptable in some cases where 100 is required, depending on the specific program or institution. Some universities may consider a score close to the cutoff, especially if other aspects of your application are strong. It's best to check with the specific institution for their policies. read less