TOEFL Writing Task 1 – Build a Sentence- Part 2

Habibul Bashar
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✅ MAIN QUESTION

Question:
Do you need any help choosing a suitable internet plan?

Answer options:
would / appreciate / a little guidance / because / the options / confuse / me

Correct answer:
I would appreciate a little guidance because the options confuse me.


🔹 TOEFL 2026 – Make an Appropriate Sentence

Type: Polite response + reason


📌 RULES

  1. Use all words exactly once.

  2. Do not change word forms.

  3. The sentence must be a natural, polite response to the question.

  4. Use “would appreciate” to sound polite.

  5. Use because to give a reason.

  6. End with a period.

  7. Only one correct answer is possible.


🔹 PRACTICE SAMPLES (5 – SAME TYPE)


Sample 1

Question:
Do you want assistance selecting a phone plan?

Answer options:
would / appreciate / some advice / because / the choices / confuse / me

Correct answer:
I would appreciate some advice because the choices confuse me.


Sample 2

Question:
Do you need help understanding the instructions?

Answer options:
would / appreciate / clarification / because / the steps / confuse / me

Correct answer:
I would appreciate clarification because the steps confuse me.


Sample 3

Question:
Do you want support choosing a course?

Answer options:
would / appreciate / guidance / because / the options / confuse / me

Correct answer:
I would appreciate guidance because the options confuse me.


Sample 4

Question:
Do you need help deciding on a schedule?

Answer options:
would / appreciate / assistance / because / the details / confuse / me

Correct answer:
I would appreciate assistance because the details confuse me.


Sample 5

Question:
Do you want help selecting a service?

Answer options:
would / appreciate / some help / because / the plans / confuse / me

Correct answer:
I would appreciate some help because the plans confuse me.


🧠 TOEFL QUICK TIP

✔ Polite response = I would appreciate …
✔ Reason always after because
✔ No extra words
✔ Natural tone matters

✅ MAIN QUESTION (FROM IMAGE)

Question:
Have you ever baked bread using fresh herbs before?

Answer options:
I / can / follow / your recipe / that / shows / each / simple / step

Correct answer:
Honestly, I can follow your recipe that shows each simple step.

🔎 Note:
The correct order is each simple step (adjective before noun).
Your answer was wrong because “each step simple” is incorrect word order.


🔹 TOEFL 2026 – Make an Appropriate Sentence

Type: Ability + relative clause (that shows …)


📌 RULES

  1. Use all words exactly once.

  2. Do not change word forms.

  3. Place adjectives before nouns (simple step, not step simple).

  4. Put the relative clause (that shows …) immediately after the noun.

  5. The sentence must be a natural response to the question.

  6. End with a period.

  7. Only one correct answer is possible.


🔹 PRACTICE SAMPLES (5 – SAME TYPE)


Sample 1

Question:
Can you cook this dish on your own?

Answer options:
I / can / follow / instructions / that / explain / each / clear / step

Correct answer:
I can follow instructions that explain each clear step.


Sample 2

Question:
Are you able to assemble the furniture?

Answer options:
I / can / follow / the manual / that / shows / each / simple / step

Correct answer:
I can follow the manual that shows each simple step.


Sample 3

Question:
Can you complete the assignment independently?

Answer options:
I / can / follow / guidelines / that / describe / each / required / step

Correct answer:
I can follow guidelines that describe each required step.


Sample 4

Question:
Are you comfortable using the software?

Answer options:
I / can / follow / a tutorial / that / explains / each / basic / step

Correct answer:
I can follow a tutorial that explains each basic step.


Sample 5

Question:
Can you build the model by yourself?

Answer options:
I / can / follow / the guide / that / outlines / each / important / step

Correct answer:
I can follow the guide that outlines each important step.


🧠 TOEFL QUICK TIP (VERY IMPORTANT)

Adjective + noun order
✔ Relative clause starts with that
✔ Read once: Does this sound natural in real life?


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