best self-study course for American English for both life and prepare to get TOEFL course in ibt toefl ?
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Read newspapers. Watch CNN and BBC.
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For the SAT (I and II), simply go to http://www.collegeboard.com, click on the "For Students" link on the upper left corner and create an account, then follow the big banner sayin "Register for the SAT now", pay a fee of $64 US by Credit Card if im correct and that's it. (sat reasoning test = sat 1 and sat subject tes = sat 2 by the way).\nFor the TOEFL what i did was to go on http://www.TOEFL.org, click on the "learner and test taker" link on the left column and choose a date for the test, rest of the procedure is clearly explained on the website. \nGood Luck in both tests.\nCheers. ;)
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For grammar, I recommend using English Grammar in Use (CUP)which is a reference and workbook rolled in one. It has relevant editions for all levels. It's counterpart is English Vocabulary in Use. Personally, I hate coursebookss but you can purchase one if you fancy. Read classic novels (you can start with abridged versions such as the Oxford Bookworms Series) and newspapers as well, my pet magazine is National Geographic. It's also important to focus on listening (BBC, CNN etc.) but you can tune in to radio too, like BBC1 and BBC4. Even if you don't quite understand what1s on, it is still worth listening to English media.
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First step is always to take the TOEFL exam.  It doesn't matter that you know some English; they will require you take the TOEFL for proving your skill there.\n\nYou need to spend a good bit of time online researching universities, and finding which ones would best fit your desired course of study.  \n\nYou will also, after seeing your TOEFL score (at least 500 to 550), need to take the SAT exam before admission.  This is also useful for scholarship -- if you do very well on it (1300 or higher out of the old scoring with highest at 1600) then you *may* find universities which will offer part of a scholarship. \n\nIn terms of cost, it is always best to remain in your own country.  The schools in Nigeria are pretty good from what I've heard.
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TOEFL, is recognized a lot more than the other exam.\nI am an independent college counselor and work with students in the Southern California area. \nE-mail me at admissioncounseling@yahoo.com \nIf you have specific questions.
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Yes, The ESL course...English as a Second Language..check with your local board of education, or your local library.
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I teach English in Japan.  Here's a good one:\n\nhttp://www.examenglish.com/TOEFL/default.php\n\nAnd my students love this one:\n\nhttp://www.englishpage.com/
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I think except for that you come from a English speaking country and you did High School there,TOEFL is a must for masters
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I am afraid not. I have seen preparation books and tests for Toefl, Cambridge and Ielts. Toefl is by far the easiest.
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Try TOEFL on-line test at http://www.toefl.ru/m_test.shtml\nor\nhttp://www.esl.com
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best to study English a little more if you want to work for American companies.
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Yeah, but you will have to take the GED and the SAT, or if you are not from a English speaking country, the TOEFL
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For language ability you need to satisfy the american university by either TOEFL or IELTS and for eligibity for any degree course you have to prove your competence by supplying by either GMAT or SAT scores which are examinations held internationally to assess the competence of the candidate applying for admission in american universities.
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I call IELTS, British TOEFL.  It is a standardized test of English.  In the listening section, speakers are British.  You should know word differences between the countries such as sidewalk, flashlight, lift, etc.\nThe Academic writing tasks require a argree/disagree persuasive writing and describing a (in most cases) graph or process diagram.\nTry a Kaplan centre.  You can probably get some free information from them.
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You will be required to take the TOEFL or IELTS exams to prove proficiency in English, then you'd require exams like SATs, GRE etc depending on whether you're applying for Undergraduate or Postgraduate courses, then you would be reuqired to fill in the application forms which require some subjective questions to be answered, a self written essay, recommendations from teachers or professors, statements of your Boards' results or previous results and current standings in your institute. And alottttt of money honey..
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I can answer question 3 and half of question 2:\n\nYou'd likely need at least 95 on the iBT TOEFL. TOEFL scores are valid for two years and GRE for 5.
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http://www.ets.org/bin/getprogram.cgi?test=toefl\n\nHere is the link to the site you, it will let you know how far in advance you need to reg. Don't forget the sooner the better.