Showing posts with label TOEFLE & IELTS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TOEFLE & IELTS. Show all posts

Sunday, October 23, 2016

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Lead Annual Essay Competition for Students in Developing Countries, 2017

Lex:lead is pleased to announce scholarship competition in developing countries. Up to 10 US$500 awards made in February 2017 to the top essays answering this year’s essay question: “How do refugee and migration law affect poverty and economic development? How can it be implemented to reduce poverty and to improve economic development?”

Eligibility:
Applicants must register by 31 October 2016 online at www.lex-lead.org. Applicants meeting the eligibility criteria will be assigned a registration number (an Identification Number) which they are to use with no other identifying information in essays submitted by 31 December 2016.

Essays:
Essays must be in English, typed and single-spaced for a total of not more than five (5) pages. All work submitted must be the applicant’s own, original work with clear attribution where other sources are consulted. Essays must be submitted using the Identification Number assigned at registration and contain no information that could lead to the independent identification of the applicant. Essays must be submitted using the email address provided at registration by the candidate to contact-at-lex-lead.org by 31 December 2016. Further details are given over page.

Award :
Essays submitted by the deadline will be independently assessed by judges from a panel of experts and awards announced in February 2017. Note that award cheques are made out to the applicant’s

More info: http://www.lex-lead.org/Scholarships.php


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Sunday, September 25, 2016

President Group Co., Ltd

Best Websites to Improve Your Vocabulary Skill


Here is List of websites that can help you to improve your vocabulary skill with an easy and efficient way.

Picture dictionaries:

1. LANGUAGEGUIDE.ORG – Foreign Language Vocabulary, Grammar, and Readings

2. LEARNINGCHOCOLATE.COM – Aims to help students and children to memorize English vocabulary in an easy and efficient way, by using image, pronunciation and game. Free and Fun!

3. LEARNENGLISH.DE – Learn English Free Online – Helping people to learn British English since 1999. For the love of English.


Additional Sources


1. OXFORDDICTIONARIES.COM – Free online english dictionary from Oxford Dictionaries. Translate from English to Spanish, French, Italian, and German with bilingual dictionaries.

2. LDOCEONLINE.COM – Longman English Dictionary is the leading dictionary for learners of English of all ages and levels who want to learn more about English: definition, idioms, examples and more.

3. DICTIONARY.CAMBRIDGE.ORG – The most popular dictionary and thesaurus for learners of English. Definitions and meanings of words with pronunciations and translations.


4. THEFREEDICTIONARY.COM – Online Dictionary – Multiple dictionaries including: English dictionary, medical dictionary, legal dictionary, financial dictionary, computer dictionary, thesaurus, dictionary of acronyms and abbreviations, dictionary of idioms, thesaurus, Columbia encyclopedia, Wikipedia encyclopedia, examples from classic literature, pronunciations, word browser, glossary. Free access.
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Top Sites For TOEFL Preparation

The TOEFL exam consists of four parts: Reading, Listening, Writing and Speaking. Using all of these sites above can help you to improve your English to get high score on exam.



1. GOODLUCKTOEFL.COM – Free TOEFL iBT tips, strategies, guides, links, and more from a TOEFL teacher of over 15 years.

2. LEARN4GOOD.COM – Official Learn4Good Site: Online college application free: Colleges in the US, study abroad in Italy, Italian arts schools, Spain, study abroad in France, study English in UK, English schools London, TEFL courses USA, TESOL jobs in Spain. Learn Spanish language in Spain, Spanish classes NY CA TX, free job postings USA, business schools in the US, UK, London

3. NOTEFULL.COM – NOTEFULL

4. EXAMENGLISH.COM – Free top-quality practice for all the important international English language exams. All test questions are written by experienced teachers and examiners. No registration required.

5. TESTPREPPRACTICE.NET – Free Online GRE Practice Test, SAT Practice Test, LSAT Practice Test, GED Practice Test, TOEFL Practice Test, MCAT Practice Test, ACT Practice Test, IELTS Practice Test, GMAT Practice Test

6. I-COURSES.ORG – Dedicated platform for Online TOEFL iBT training and preparation. Students will find diversity of resources, study tips, realistic tests, demo materials, video lessons and online courses to match their learning needs.

7. TOEFLGOANYWHERE.ORG – Want to study abroad? Need a visa for an English-speaking country? The TOEFL English-language test can get you there. Visit TOEFLGoAnywhere.org for more info.

8. METACAFE.COM – One of the world’s largest video sites, serving the best videos, funniest movies and clips.

9. TESTMAGIC.COM – TestMagic Test Preparation, Tutoring, and Admissions in San Francisco and Millbrae, California

10. STUFF.CO.UK – Interactive design for web and CD. Animation and education specialists

11. ENGVID.COM – Learn English for free with hundreds of video lessons by experienced native-speaker teachers. English Grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, IELTS, TOEFL, writing, and more.

12. REALESL.COM – This is real ESL for people with real lives.
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Saturday, September 24, 2016

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Excellent resources to Improve Your Reading and Listening for TOEFL Exam


When you are preparing for the TOEFL, it is not good enough to just listen to and read things that you enjoy and are interested in. You need to read widely to build your vocabulary. On the TOEFL you will read passages or listen to lectures on everything from astronomy and American history to psychology and biology!

Here are some resources to get you started:
Three excellent resources are BBC News, NPR, and VOANews. Many of the articles on the VOA and NPR websites also have .mp3 files, so you can also use the articles as listening lectures.
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Saturday, September 17, 2016

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TOEFL Study Tips


First of all TOEFL is possibly one of the easiest exams that you can encounter if you prepare yourself accordingly. It is nothing but stuff that we have done in English hours right from school. All you need is positive thoughts that you can ace it.

As most of you would have already known it has 4 sections :

1. Reading Section
Okay Reading is nothing but your normal Reading comprehension.You’ll have to be very careful in that last question when you’ll have to choose sentences that summarize the passage.That's where most of them go wrong.
You can perfect this only by cultivating the habit of reading. Plus the conjunctions and logical order can help you. (One Tip: Please pick sentences that describe stuff that is given more importance in the passage rather than ones that describe just one point which is not very important.)

2. Listening Section
Listening is a little bit tricky for some who have trouble understanding accents since you’ll have to take notes too. Watch some English movies and always use headphones when you practice at home.
Always make sure you understand what ever you write down since you can answer questions easily without looking at that thick wad of notes and you’ll find often this section proves a little tricky since you might doubt what you heard.In that case go ahead and guess and move on to the next question.

3. Speaking Section
Speaking. Possibly one of the trickiest sections, 6 questions that test probably a lot of your skills like : reasoning,quick thinking,summarizing,communication,comprehensive speaking ability etc,notes taking and inferring from them etc.
Please make sure you speak to all your friends or family only in English at least a week before your exam. Also start thinking of your answers in English rather than thinking of them in some language and translating when speaking. Please don’t put on a fake accent.Speak clearly whatever you know and correctly.

4. Writing Section
Writing is quite simple.You should be done with it quite easily if you have prepared for the AWA (Analytical Writing Assessment) section.

More resources, see Library.
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