TOEFL Practice & Listening Test

1.0.8 for Android

4.5 | 100,000+ Installs | Reviews

English Education

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Description of TOEFL Practice & Listening Test

TOEFL Practice & Listening Test is free preparation app for improving your English skills for TOEFL. We provide particular preparation tests and learning materials which will help you get a high score in TOEFL exam in future.
Key Features of TOEFL All in One:
* Vocabularies - Various kinds of words and phrases: idioms, slang, phrasal verbs, proverbs, GMAT, GRE, SAT, etc…
* Sample Essays - From basic to advance, more than 1000 topics with 3000 samples
* Grammar - Useful expressions, grammar rules, usages and syntaxes
* Vocabulary games for challenging your memories and English skills (listening, reading comprehensions, writing)
* Practice tests:
Reading tests
Sentence tests
Correct/Incorrect words
Synonym tests
Listening tests
Grammar tests
*Utilities: dark mode, lock screen feature and multi-languages supported
Trademark Disclaimer: TOEFL is a registered trademark of Educational Testing Service (ETS) in the United States and other countries. This app is not approved or endorsed by ETS

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  Shahzod Salimov

  This's the best app for learn TOEFL level Excellent for app

  2020-11-20 11:09
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  Qari Mahmud

  Thanks a million from the creator of this application. So it is much more useful. Also, there are lots of information about everything, and I don't need to go to internet for finding speaking's topics.

  2020-11-07 04:11
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  Noviyanti Kai

  A good apk which I very like and recomended for someone who see the apk to learning about grammar and TOEFL maybe

  2020-10-24 06:09
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  TK ardi

  I have issues on listening section. I can't play the sound. Please fix it. Thanks.

  2020-08-28 08:48
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  Roy Marsh

  It looks useful, but navigating around the various tests is not as clear as it could be. My students would get confused. And a note to Diana Karen, the last reviewer - 'not so clear as' and 'not as clear as' are both OK. I personally say 'as... as...' but, hey, language is fluid, and that includes grammar

  2020-08-05 08:37
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  Burenjargal Baatar 8074

  an excellent app... simple but really useful and informative

  2020-07-24 09:06