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English test to get into a university
Hello!
I would like to know if someone knows if I can use TOEIC test to get into a university in UK, or should I do the IELTS test.
Thank you and I look forward to hearing from you lads.
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Re: English test to get into a university
Don't use the word "lads" to refer to the members of this forum. For one thing, it's quite informal and for another not all people here are young males.
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Re: English test to get into a university
Welcome to the forum, Victoria. 
Universities differ slightly in their requirements. The best thing for you to do is to check the requirements of the university/universities you would like to attend.
Last edited by 5jj; 19-May-2012 at 19:44.
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Re: English test to get into a university
Thank you very much 5jj! I'll check this with each university I would like to attend.
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Re: English test to get into a university

Originally Posted by
CarloSsS
Don't use the word "lads" to refer to the members of this forum. For one thing, it's quite informal and for another not all people here are young males.
Excuse me, but is this a forum or a military regime? And what is your authority to "correct" a friendly expression?
I understand a forum must have rules, but it doesn't give you the right the reply threads with imperativeness and not
even give an answer to the topic.
Last edited by BrunaBC; 19-May-2012 at 21:35.
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Re: English test to get into a university
Yeah, you're right about the imperative. I should have said "please", I'm sorry for that. As for the rest, I hold my ground. Calling people "lads" here is, in my view, inappropriate. Especially for someone who is new here.
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Re: English test to get into a university
I think it's time for this thread to close. The original question has been answered.
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