• Start Reading for Children (1) — Simple present tense, 50 words per passage for children to start reading

• Start Reading for Children (2) — 100 more 50-word passages for kids to improve English through reading

• Start Reading for Children (3) — 100 short essays to increase children’s English level

• English for Children (1) — 100 short stories, simple present tense, + audio & exercises

• English for Children (2) — 125 short stories + audio & exercises

• English Level 1 — Simple present tense, 50-word essays written for English beginners

• English Level 2 — Short essays for English beginners + audio & exercises

• English Level 3 — More Short essays for English beginners + audio & exercises

• English Level 4 — more short essays for English beginners + audio & exercises

• English Level 5 — 200-word essays for English beginners to transition to intermediate level

• English Level 6 — 250-word essays for English beginners to transition to intermediate level

• Super Easy Reading (1) — 100 short stories, simple present tense, + audio & exercises

• Super Easy Reading (2) — 51 essays (100 words each), easy to understand

• Easy Reading (1) — 200 short stories + audio & exercises

• Easy Reading (2) — 200 short stories + audio & exercises

• Easy Grammar Exercises — 27 sets of easy grammar exercises on 9 grammar forms

• Scrambled-Sentence Exercises — 200 exercises with 1,000 sentences

• Beginners’ Dictation — 100 dictation exercises with 500 sentences

Practicar

English as a Second Language (ESL) Interactive worksheets
Language: English    Subject: English as a Second Language (ESL)

Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) Test

“This TOEFL Practice Test is here to help you prepare for the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) Test administered by Educational Testing Service (ETS). The TOEFL began development in 1962 and was first administered two years later. Its purpose is to prepare international students for studying in an English-speaking country or program. Our Practice TOEFL is here to give you a simulation of the content and is a great primer whether you take the paper-based (PBT) or Internet-based test (iBT). Each testing type is broken up into four sections”.

“For the iBT, you will answer a number of questions in Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing. For the PBT, you will do Listening, Structure and Written Expression, Reading Comprehension and Writing. The iBT is longer, clocking in at around 200 to 250 minutes (including one 10-minute break). The PBT is much shorter running 140 to 150 minutes in overall length”.

“The TOEFL Test is now predominately an iBT, though the paper-based may still be available in some areas. For our purposes moving forward, we will draw from the iBT”.

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