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VocabularySize.com brings you a simple tool to measure your students' vocabulary size. Teachers can create custom test sessions using Paul Nation's Vocabulary Size Test and simply download the results after students complete the test. Learners can take the publicly available test by clicking on the button below.

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Test Your Vocabulary Online With VocabularySize.com - Free tools to measure your students' vocabulary size

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Find out how many words you know with this free vocabulary size test. The English Vocabulary Size Test is free for students and learners take. Teachers and researchers can create customised test sessions to measure their students' vocabulary sizes and then download the results.

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Tenses are a concept that has made a lot of people very tense since they started learning English! (Please excuse the pun!)

On a more serious note though, if we are able to understand these concepts and how they work instead of mugging up these rules and trying to memorize them, our problems are SOLVED!

Tenses give us the timeline of the action, basis the form of the verb used.

Verbs come in three tenses: past, present, and future.

The past is used to describe things that have already happened (e.g., earlier in the day, yesterday, last week, three years ago). The present tense is used to describe things that are happening right now or things that are continuous. The future tense describes things that have yet to happen (e.g., later, tomorrow, next week, next year, three years from now).

Before we jump into the how and why let us first understand what Verb Forms are and how to tabulate them.

Verb forms and tenses are very important and should always be used correctly for 2 simple reasons!

1. They provide the correct information.

2. To be understood properly at all times.

Tenses are very easy to understand when we know when to use them. You do not need to memorize the forms or the rules for different tenses if you can understand the different scenarios that they are used in.

There you go - now that you know the different types and forms of verb tenses, you can start practicing, finding random people to speak to and start by keeping a journal about your daily activities!

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Easiest way to learn and use Tenses- English Grammar Lesson

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Tenses are a concept that has made a lot of people very tense since they started learning English! (Please excuse the pun!) On a more serious note though, if we are able to understand these concepts and how they work instead of mugging up these rules and trying to memorize them, our problems are SOLVED!

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The TOEFL® test is a highly respected English language proficiency test, helping millions of students like you attend English-speaking institutes all over the world.

The TOEFL® Test Advantage

90% of TOEFL test takers surveyed got into their 1st or 2nd choice university
Based on a random survey of 296 university students.

4 out of 5 admissions officers prefer the TOEFL test over any other English-language proficiency test*

* Source: Survey of 263 admissions officers at U.S. universities, of whom 212 accept both the TOEFL® test and the IELTS™ test, with 152 stating a preference.

More TOEFL scores are sent to U.S. universities than all other English-language tests combined.* Why risk taking any other test?

* Source: Survey of 329 admissions officers at U.S. universities.

Free resources and official prep materials - because there's no better way to practice for test success than with tools from ETS, the creator of the TOEFL test

The entire test is given in half a day, unlike other tests that make you come back a second day

More than 10,000 universities, agencies and other institutions in over 130 countries accept the TOEFL test, including top universities in Australia, Canada, the UK and the US.

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The United States attracts more international students than any other country. Including neighbors Canada and Mexico, North America greets students with incredibly diverse landscapes and cultures, as well as some of the top universities in the world.

Nearly every higher education institution in the U.S. accepts TOEFL® scores, including two-year and four-year undergraduate schools, as well as graduate and business programs.

Did you know?

The current United States flag was designed by a high school student named Robert G. Heft in 1958 as a school project.

Every year, thousands of students from South America take the TOEFL® test to pursue their academic dreams.

The countries of South America also offer a beautiful backdrop for studying abroad. More and more students are flocking here to experience the warm climate and dynamic culture of this exotic continent.

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Venezuela is home to Angel Falls, the tallest waterfall in the world.

The country of Venezuela consists of 23 states: The Capital District and Federal Dependencies, which consist of a large number of islands in the Caribbean Sea.

Did you know?

Canaima National Park, one of 43 national parks in Venezuela, is among the largest parks in the world.

Steeped in culture and history, Europe has been a leading destination for study abroad students for years. Its major capital cities like Paris, London, and Amsterdam offer an abundance of educational, job and extracurricular opportunities.

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The oldest inhabited land on earth, Africa is a continent unlike any other. From public health and service opportunities in developing nations, to exotic cultural and environmental adventures, Africa has so much to offer TOEFL test takers.

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As a group, Asian nations send more students abroad than any other continent.

Bustling cities like Hong Kong, Beijing and Singapore also are some of the top destinations in the world for students studying finance and technology.

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The land down under is one of the most exciting destinations for study abroad. Its location in the Southern Hemisphere means Australia's seasons are opposite from those in Europe, the U.S. and Asia - just one of the things that makes this island continent so interesting.

Click a country to explore how the TOEFL test can take you there!

Every university in Australia accepts TOEFL scores for admission.

Study in Australia Scholarships are offered by the Australian Government, education institutions and a number of other organizations. Learn more

Did you know?

More than 80 percent of Australia's animals are unique to the country, including the koala, kangaroo, dingo, platypus, wallaby and wombat.

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Give your children amazing opportunities to succeed.

Studying abroad at an English-speaking university is an excellent way for your children to broaden their perspective and gain an advantage in the job market. That path to success starts with the TOEFL test.

We encourage you to explore this site to learn more about the test and the opportunities it can bring, both at home and abroad. Our Visa & Study Abroad Resources section will also help answer a lot of your questions. Share it with your children. And help them register for the TOEFL test when they are ready to pursue their dreams!

Inspiration & Advice

Success stories from test takers like you.

TOEFL® Test Basics

What is the TOEFL Test?

The TOEFL test measures the ability of non-native English speakers to use and understand English as it's read, written, heard and spoken in the university classroom.

If you want to study at an English-speaking university or program, no other test can get you to as many destinations around the world as the TOEFL test.

Test Format

In most test centers worldwide, you'll take the TOEFL iBT® test on a computer. However, the TOEFL test is administered as a paper-based test ( revised TOEFL® Paper-delivered Test) in a few places where testing via the internet is not available.

Sections

The TOEFL test measures all four English-language skills. It takes about four hours.

Section

Time Limit

No. of Questions

Overview

Reading

60-80 minutes

36-56 questions

Read passages, then respond to questions

Listening

60-90 minutes

34-51 questions

Listen to lectures or a classroom discussion, then respond to questions

BREAK

Relax for 10 minutes

Speaking

20 minutes

6 tasks

Speak into a microphone about familiar topics and discuss material you read about and listened to

Writing

50 minutes

2 tasks

Read a passage, listen to a recording and then type your written response

About TOEFL iBT ® Scores:

Score requirements are set by individual colleges and universities.

You'll receive a score from 0 to 30 for each section and a total score of 0 to 120 for the entire test.

Scores are valid for 2 years after your test date.

You can try for a better score as many times as you'd like-there are unlimited retakes. (You just can't take the test more than once in a 12-day period.)

Getting and Sending Your Scores:

Your scores will be ready in 10 days, and you can view them easily online.

A paper score report will be mailed to you if you select that option when you register.

For test dates after January 1, 2015, you can download a PDF copy of your score report from your account.
(Note: Downloadable score reports are currently not available for tests taken in China).

Scores are sent free to up to 4 institutions that you select prior to your test day.

Fairness
The Speaking section is measured more fairly.
You will speak into a microphone without a rater sitting in front of you. After you are finished, your responses will be assessed by three to six raters to give you the most fair and objective score possible.

Additional Resources

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GRE ® General Test

For graduate school. For business school. For your future. If your study-abroad plans extend beyond the undergraduate level, we can help you get there.
Learn more about the
GRE ® General Test.

Who Is ETS?

The TOEFL test is a product of ETS, a nonprofit organization with more than 60 years of
experience helping advance quality and equity in education worldwide. Its mission is to develop
and administer tests that give students like you the opportunity to pursue their dreams,
anywhere in the world.

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