TOEFL IBT
Teacher: Anna Ratova.
| Skills | Mini TOEFL 1 41 (22/42points) |
Mini TOEFL 2 48 (28/52points) |
Mini TOEFL 3 46 (30/44points) |
Complete TOEFL | |
| Reading | 6/8 | 8/14 points | 10/19 | ||
| Listening | 11/25 | 11/25 points | 9/20 | ||
| Speaking | 2/4 (1 speaking) | 6/8 points(each part max. 4 and 4) | 8/ | ||
| Writing | 3/5 | 3/5 | 3/20 |
1st class (August 5th, 2014)
Reading Strategies
Longman IBT prep 2.0
Results:
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2dn class (August 12nd, 2014)
Listening Strategies
Longman IBT prep 2.0
Results:
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3th class (August 19th, 2014)
Speaking Strategies
Longman IBT prep 2.0
Results (audios)
1. Independante tasks:
b) describe one thing you would like to improveabout your hometown. (Reason and examples).mp3 (398976)
2. Integrated tasks:
c) all the effects of tecnology have beenpositive. (agree or disagree).mp3 (419968)
2. Polysemy.
In this set of materials, the reading passage provided a category of words called polysemy and the listening passage provided a subset
of words.
In the reading passage was explained that polysemy is present in the English language and it is when one word have different meanings.An example is the word "sound". it has
some different meaning as a noun and at the same time it has some different meaning as a verb.
In the listening passage was explained that there is another group, a subset of polysemy. In this subset, a word has different meaning, but these different meanings
are opposite. Some examples are the word "bold", the word "fast" and the word "sanction".
4th class (August 26nd, 2014)
Writing Strategies
Longman IBT prep 2.0
1. The Sahara desert.
In this set of materials, the reading passage explained some of the characteristics that the Sahara desert has today
and the listening passage explained how it looked in the past until to be the longest dessert in the world.
This desert is the largest one in the world, and it is similar in size to the United States with aproximatelly ) million kilometers.
The Sahara has a dry climate, thus there is a few average of rain in a certain amount of time. In this desert rain is present once a century
and some figures has showed that in a year the average of rain is only 10 centimeters. In the Sahara there is a river, which go through it,
The Nile River, besides some oases.
10.000 years ago, the Sahara desert lokeed a quite different.It was a green area where it was the habitat of some animals, such as
elephants. In addition, animals were not the only ones which lived there,, but also it was populated by prehistoric people. With the pass of
the years, the Sahara desert came to dry out.
1. The Sahara desert.
In this set of materials, the reading passage explained some of the characteristics that the Sahara desert has today
and the listening passage explained how it looked in the past until to be the longest dessert in the world.
This desert is the largest one in the world, and it is similar in size to the United States with aproximatelly ) million kilometers.
The Sahara has a dry climate, thus there is a few average of rain in a certain amount of time. In this desert rain is present once a century
and some figures has showed that in a year the average of rain is only 10 centimeters. In the Sahara there is a river, which go through it,
The Nile River, besides some oases.
10.000 years ago, the Sahara desert lokeed a quite different.It was a green area where it was the habitat of some animals, such as
elephants. In addition, animals were not the only ones which lived there,, but also it was populated by prehistoric people. With the pass of
the years, the Sahara desert came to dry out.
2. Polysemy.
In this set of materials, the reading passage provided a category of words called polysemy and the listening passage provided a subset
of words.
In the reading passage was explained that polysemy is present in the English language and it is when one word have different meanings.An example is the word "sound". it has
some different meaning as a noun and at the same time it has some different meaning as a verb.
In the listening passage was explained that there is another group, a subset of polysemy. In this subset, a word has different meaning, but these different meanings
are opposite. Some examples are the word "bold", the word "fast" and the word "sanction".
5th class (September 2nd, 2014)
Mini TOEFL (reading, listening, writing, speaking)
Longman IBT prep 2.0
6th class (September 9th, 2014)
Mini TOEFL (2nd time: reading, listening, writing, speaking)
Longman IBT prep 2.0
Reading.
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Speaking.
Practice
Reading.
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Writing
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7th class (September 16th, 2014)
listening skills
listening skills
Longman IBT prep 2.0
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8th class (September 23rd, 2014)
Speaking Strategies
Longman IBT prep 2.0
9th class (September 30th, 2014)
Writing Strategies
Longman IBT prep 2.0
1. In this set of materials, the Reading passage explains how the anthropologist Margaret Mead came to the conclusion that the culture determines gender behaviors; and the listening passage showed a criticism about Margaret´s theory.
In the reading passage..........
2. In this set of materials, the Reading passage provides a definition about Amnesia; and the listening passage mentions an hypothesis about Amnesia.
In the reading passage..........
10th class (October 7th, 2014)
2nd Mini TOEFL
Longman IBT prep 2.0
11st class (October 14th, 2014)
Speaking Strategies
Longman IBT prep 2.0
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12nd class (October 21st, 2014)
Listening Strategies
Longman IBT prep 2.01.
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