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iBT

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Here are some links to help you prepare for the iBT

First, the Mothership - Educational Testing Service

On-line practice tests

TOEFL Practice Test from Stuff.com

On-line TOEFL exercises

English Club (GB) English Test Net

English Test Net

Test Magic Free Toefl dot Net

TOEFL tips:

ESL services computer lab. A very good web-page, containing links for practicing speaking, listening, reading, grammar and writing: http://www.utexas.edu/student/esl/
computer/testprep.html

ESL-Pro systems offers practice tests for each section of TOEFL iBT. All you need is just to sign up and practise: http://www.esl-pro.com

A chart of the ten top skills the Northstar series targets, with the corresponding iBT tasks connected to those skills:

http://www.longman.com/ae/
northstar_ets/skills_chart.pdf

Deborah Phillips's own PDF on her popular Longman TOEFL preparation book, with ideas users of any book could benefit from:

http://www.longmankorea.com/
admin/lecture/after_data/ txt/Handout_Deborah.pdf

Sample TOEFL iBT writing responses, with benchmarks, ratings, and annotations:

http://www.ets.org/Media/Tests/TOEFL/pdf/ ibt_writing_sample_responses.pdf

TOEFL podcast. You'll be able to train your listening skills with the help of dialogues created especially for TOEFL test: http://www.eslpod.com/toefl/

"TOEFL question of the day" is a great web-page with lots of resources, links to the test-practice centers and just tips for the iBT sections: http://www.toeflindia.com/

Dave's ESL Cafe has an excellent page of links to a number of iBT resources. Some are the same as others listed here, but many are new. http://www.eslcafe.com/
search/TOEFL/index.html

A very good website on the basics of writing essays and the tricks to writing various essay types, some of which appear on the TOEFL. This is not exactly a TOEFL preparation tool, but there?s a lot of helpful information on writing essays: http://essayinfo.com/

Writing for the TOEFL test. The webpage offers a range of topics which are usually touched upon in the TOEFL Writing section: http://web.sfc.keio.ac.jp/~kmizuno/ TOEFL/2001f/

Grammar tests and games. The EduFind English Online Tests and Learning Games is where you can work through fully interactive tests and educational games to improve your English language skills, access learning material and English language guides: http://www.edufind.com/english/
englishtests/index.cfm

LearnOutLoud.com is your one-stop destination for audio and video learning. You can browse over 10,000 educational audio books, MP3 downloads, podcasts, and videos. This webpage is a great tool for Listening practice: http://www.learnoutloud.com/Catalog/
Education-and-Professional/ Exam-Preparation/TOEFL-Podcast/16898