give information about proficiency test in english?
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What kind of information?  \n\nOur ESL testing has two parts - one is a written part where you are asked a series of questions about yourself, your family and then general questions.  The teacher tells a story as well, and you are expected to re-tell it in your own words.  Then there's a written test - you are given a certain topic and you have to write on it for one hour.  But that's just at my school.
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you can visit a site\nwww.toefl.org\nor you can call (609) 771_7100
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Get a test and prove it.
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The new Toefl is called IBT - Internet based test and it includes speaking section which used to be seperate previosly. \nI got 115/120. It was easy. I was most worried about the speaking section. But, the thing to do is speak slowly and clearly. (indians speak very fast). The reviews (human reviewer, not computer) need to follow and understand what you say and assess the relevance. Don't try to put on american accent. Speak how you speak normally. \nFor the Internet-based test, you will receive four section scores and\na total score:\nReading (0-30)\nListening (0-30)\nSpeaking (0-30)\nWriting (0-30)\nTotal Score (0-120)\nGood luck in the exam.
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type in english please
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Read this:  (About IELTS)  From M. Heasley\n\nIELTS is both a written and oral test , to address the problem in the oral test , my advice is to listen to BBC if you have cable and\nmore especially invest in a DVD player and watch any films made in Great Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, etc and listen to the actors. You can even subtitle the script to catch everything said and replay as often as you like. \n\nFor those of you that have to undergo the IELTS examination (International English Language Testing System) prior to an overseas job or academic or technical training, just go the webpage I have created courtesy of <www.myspace.com>\n\nThe page is <www.myspace.com/murrayheasley> Get the dots and slashes correct and\nyou should be fine.\n\nThis URL will provide the background and material you need to sail through the four modules of Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking. IELTS is easy. It's simply a matter of getting the basics under control, especially time management\nin the exam context (under the clock!).\n\nGOOD LUCK.
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buy a Kaplan TOEFL book, it has sample tests and loads of sample questions to practice from
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Try these websites:\n\nwww.ets.org\n\nwww.toefl.org\n\nThey're official sites for the TOEFL and other tests.
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try http://www.4tests.com/exams/examdetail.asp?eid=38
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Can you give us the English version?
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TOEFL ( Test of English as a foreign language)
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http://www.ets.org/bin/getprogram.cgi?test=toefl\n\nHere is the link to the site you, it will let you know how far in advance you need to reg. Don't forget the sooner the better.
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ask a question in english that makes sense...
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Here's a list of IELTS exams from the British Council in your country.\n\nClick on the link below.\n\ngood luck!\n\nhope you vote this as the best answer :)
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what? english please..
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Go to wikipedia and compare articles in English with your native language. That's an easy way to find multi-lingual texts for comparison (if they are simply translated).\n\nGood luck on your test!
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Look this Site:\nhttp://www.positivepractices.com/BilingualEducation/ProfienciencyAssessmentTo.html