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A Reading Method That Works

The Four Questions Method

Spotting the Key Facts First

Common Notice Types

Notices About Dates and Deadlines

Read this before the quizzes

Deadline Check

Notices About Meetings and Appointments

Responding Appropriately

Matching Your Response to the Notice

Writing a Short, Correct Reply

Check Your Understanding

Notice Type Check

Reading Method Check

Tell Us What You Think

Answers and why

A practical four-question reading method for short professional notices, deadlines, and appointment letters, plus how to reply correctly — for TOLES Introductory learners.

A practical reading method for short notices, memos and letters — the reading habit that speeds up everything else in TOLES.

Reading and Understanding Simple Legal Notices

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