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| i appreciat your help |
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| It is not really a realistic proposition, but you can find a TOEFL wordlist here: http://www.usingenglish.com/resource...ocabulary.html |
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| Oh, dear! I haven't known there is something like TOEFL word list. I was a happier person without this knowledge. Now I am really broken and find my language so, so, so poor... I haven't even come across half of these words! |
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| Try to forget; you'l be happy again. |
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| It's the only thing to do; otherwise I will be an unhappy guy till the end of my days... Today I am starting to forget about the word list. Keep your fingers crossed! (<- this is me trying to forget) |
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You are like my sister. She speaks English fluently. But she got very bad mark. They have asked us about knowledge not about language only. |
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| They asked her about ozone, space science and about the famous writers and arts. Although if you hear her you won't be able to find a difference between her and English speakers. For me I would rather stay at home and ![]() It's much better. |
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I am not saying exams are totally unnatural, but... see above. What's more, I suppose all would agree with me that learning for a particular exam is specific and that there are better ways to improve the knowledge of English than learning to any exam. |
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