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Usage of Idioms in Standardized Exams Like Gre, Gmat,toefl
published by Juliette Isaure (27/07/10)

tags: english exams, english test, tips

origin: Usage of Idioms in Standardized Exams Like Gre, Gmat,toefl (http://www.articlesbase.com)

What is an Idiom?

An idiom is an expression (i.e. term or phrase) the meaning of which cannot be inferred from the dictionary definitions and the arrangement of its elements, but refers instead to a figurative meaning that is known only through conventional use. This explanation is an adaptation from wikipedia. What I am concerned about is the usage of idioms and a thorough understanding of their occurrence in study abroad qualifying examinations like GRE GMAT TOEFL and SAT. Most students ...

Most Common Interjections for Standardized Exams Like Gre, Gmat,toefl
published by Amira Muhanny (27/07/10)

tags: english exams, english test, toefl ibt

origin: Most Common Interjections for Standardized Exams Like Gre, Gmat,toefl (http://www.articlesbase.com)

Earlier I discussed prepositions and Idioms for standardized exams. In this article I will discuss a less important but unavoidable part of speech which you will see in abundance when you take your GRE / GMAT/ TOEFL. The sentence completion and reading comprehension questions which appear in the standardized exams require you to have a good knowledge of a variety of interjections. The problem here is that, you have a huge number of interjections in vogue but only a few will be tested. Lets see ...

Important Facts About TOEFL
published by Arjuna Madgulkar (28/06/10)

tags: toefl ibt tips, toefl speaking

origin: Important Facts About TOEFL (http://www.encomium.com)

More than 6,000 universities and colleges require the TOEFL scores from non-English speaking students in order to admit them to a program. The TOEFL test is administered in more than 4500 test centers.

General Overview
TOEFL stands for Test of English as a Foreign Language. The test is designed to measure the spoken and written English proficiency of non-English speaking people in an academic setting and is divided into four sections. The test is timed for each section and uses ...

Why GRE and TOEFL scores are important?
published by Eva Dawson (22/06/10)

tags: toefl test, toefl tests

origin: Why GRE and TOEFL scores are important? (http://kuetian.org)

I am writing for those who are planning for higher studies. Probably the most frequent question comes to applicant’s mind is “What is most important for admission?” There is no common parameter that what I understood form my application and admission experience. For US/Canadian universities it seems applicant’s GPA, class rank (merit position), Statement of Purpose (Why interested in MS/PhD), GRE [as a standard measure for all applicants' admission test] and TOEFL for international ...

Get a top college education in America without SATs or high TOEFL scores
published by Nasim Soleimani (22/06/10)

tags: toefl, toefl news, toeic

origin: Get a top college education in America without SATs or high TOEFL scores (http://www.articlesbase.com)

Is there any way to beat the insane admissions process and high cost of sending your child to a top US University?
According to one admissions counselor, Dr. Robert Clyne, who ran a highly successful college admissions counseling service, there is. “College admission is just crazy nowadays. My clients spend up to 30,000 dollars in preparation expenses trying to get into a top school and some still don't get admitted. Clients sometimes spend 10,000 dollars just in test preparation from ...

What Can You Expect in TOEFL Test
published by Philipp Schrob (21/06/10)

tags: toefl, toefl news, toeic

origin: What Can You Expect in TOEFL Test (http://www.articlesbase.com)

It's important to adopt an effective preparation routine to ace your TOEFL test. You are advised to read a wide range of books, take plenty of online practice tests, learn to converse in English proficiently, and so on. But before you start cramming for the test, it's important to know the structure of TOEFL and to find out how test takers are being evaluated. Once you know what to expect and what is expected of you, you will find it easier to prepare for the exams.

1) Structure of the ...

Why Should You Take the TOEFL Test?
published by Tsogtbayar Tumurkhuu (20/06/10)

tags: toefl, toefl news, toeic

origin: Why Should You Take the TOEFL Test? (http://www.articlesbase.com)

TOEFL, or the Test of English as a Foreign Language, is a test that measures your ability to speak, read, and write in English at a college or university level. This test is one of the best measures of whether or not you are ready to attend college at an English-speaking school. Even though you may think that you speak and write English well, doing so on the college level is entirely different, especially if you have learned it as a foreign language.

What Is Contained in the TOEFL?

The test ...

English Tests: Comparing the TOEFL and the TOEIC
published by Roha Mendez (19/06/10)

tags: toefl, toefl news, toeic

origin: English Tests: Comparing the TOEFL and the TOEIC (http://www1.voanews.com)

US colleges and universities generally do not use the Test of English for International Communication as an entrance exam. Transcript of radio broadcast:

This is the VOA Special English Education Report.

This week in our Foreign Student Series, we continue our discussion of college entrance exams. So far we have talked about three tests that are widely accepted by American schools. These are the SAT, the ACT and the TOEFL. The TOEFL is the Test of English as a Foreign Language.

Now ...

India to have its version of TOEFL
published by Roha Mendez (19/06/10)

tags: ibt india, toefl asia, toefl india

origin: India to have its version of TOEFL (http://in.news.yahoo.com)

New Delhi, May 11 -- With the demand for English language skills increasing across the country, India has come up with its own standardised English language test on the lines of TOEFL and IELTS.

The English and Foreign Language University in Hyderabad has formed the All-India English Language Testing Authority that will conduct the first standardised test on May 30. "Both TOEFL and IELTS are tests needed by the US and the UK respectively for students and professionals wanting to study or ...

New format - TOEFL iBT Speaking questions
published by Daniel G (14/06/10)

tags: new format, toefl ibt speaking, toefl test

origin: New format - TOEFL iBT Speaking questions (http://www.urch.com)

I agree that there is definitely some change in the speaking pattern. First, I have experienced the change on Jan 30. It was like:

Which of these A, B, C would you not like.......

Second, I have experience it again this Saturday (on April 10th). This time it was like:

For the first question:

Which one of the following do you choose as a career and why?
Choice A
Choice B
Choice C

For the second question:

Which one of the following do you prefer and why?

Choice A
Choice ...

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