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Samuel Ward

Toefl Ibt Speaking Set – Full Test

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Are you nervous about getting the score you need in the TOEFL iBT speaking section?
This book is perfect for you because you will learn a proven formula for achieving a high score in the TOEFL iBT speaking section.
Most people only obtain lower scores and do not understand why. The thing is that it is actually quite easy once you know what to do!
– This book covers 5 Full Tests in the TOEFL iBT test (Speaking sections).
– See sample high scoring answers written by TOEFL iBT Examiner
– Discover the elements that have the biggest impact on your score and what to do about them
– Learn what high scoring writing answers look like so you can model them and do the same
– Get lots of sample questions to practice Topics in this book
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45 printed pages
Original publication
2014

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