THE TOEFL!!!! I am sooo scared!!! help?

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THE TOEFL!!!! I am sooo scared!!! help?
so I am applying as an international student, and the college requires me to do the TOEFL... test of english as a foreing language... I am pretty good speaking, writting, and I am very fluent but I still would like to know more. Help me I have the test on May...

Answer 1

Don't worry I've taught TOEFL and it's really easy as long as you've been paying attention in class and doing all the work set. The key is to learn the style and format of the test so that you are ready to concentrate on the information required during the exam.
The test itself is simple to do, and you can always guess an answer if you don't quite get what they said. Also, you have 4 months to prepare, which is way too long. I've got students through in under a month.

Answer 2

Don't worry about it! I've done it twice once while I was in Jr High and again in Law school and is piece of cake! You just have to get there pretty relaxed and rested since it could go on like for three or four hours it depends on the format that you'll be taking. Get a close sit near where the recorder will be playing the conversations so you can hear them clearly and pay attention to them. The people speaking on them speak slowly and clearly. For the grammar part just pay attention and be sure to read and for the reading section don't spend so much time reading the readings, a lot of people do not finish on time because of this just read it once and then answer the questions. The questions will guide you through the reading again.

Good luck and most importantly be relaxed you are going to do really great!

Answer 3

There are a lot of websites out there that can help you, but soooo many of them charge a fee. Here's a good site that has a lot of free TOEFL practice stuff.

What score do you need to enter the university of your choice? Try to get a practice test score 20 points or so above that so you'll feel confident the day of the test.

Good luck!

Answer 4

There may be courses that you can take. When I lived in the US I took an ESL course and they offered TOEFL as part of the course. Also, there are TOEFL study books that include audio CDs, they are great. Good luck with your test!

Answer 5

I took it and did great and my english was far from being as good as yours! Don't stress, you will do great! Just make sure you practice a few of the Tests they have in the Toefl book, good luck!

Answer 6

I tutor many foreign students, and some have taken the TOEFL. Most of them have been concerned about it, but all did better than they expected. Try not to woory so much, and try to do your best. It should be OK. You can take it again later if you think you can improve your score. Good luck!

Answer 7

You should definitely take her to the emergency vet. If something has happened to her leg, waiting until Tuesday could cause her permanent damage. Even if she's okay, it never hurts to take her in, which I would absolutely do. Try to be more careful next time with that small dog around a large vehicle.

Answer 8

Don't sweat it. My brother and sister both took the course and said although it kept them very busy it was not that tough. He is in South Korea on some Island! And my sister is in Chang Rai Thailand.... Good luck

Answer 9

what you need to do is to attend traning classes for the TOEFEL.

the test is pretty hard for a foreign student.

why do u still feel scared if your english is REALLY good?

TOEFEL determines if you have enough ability to live in the U.S.

my advice: read a lot and improve your vacabulary

Answer 10

think of it as just another test , stop worrying , eat some ice cream