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AndyL Posted 21 years ago
Proficiency Tests & Test-taking
TOEIC textbooks
I was wondering if anyone could recommend a TOEIC text book on par in difficulty with the Oxford TOEIC? I am not a fan of Barrons.
Thanks in advance
Andrew,
mingus language services TOEIC, TOEFL
Victoria Canada
http://www.mingustestprep.com
Thanks in advance
Andrew,
mingus language services TOEIC, TOEFL
Victoria Canada
http://www.mingustestprep.com
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Hi Andy. Probably not a helpful answer, and certainly not a direct one: over here the bookstores stock a plethora of TOEIC, -FL prep texts, but I only use bits and pieces. I teach only by using sample/mock tests and test questions per se, not the workbook type preparation manuals.
- Hi Andy.
- Probably not a helpful answer, and certainly not a direct one: over here the bookstores stock a plethora of TOEIC, -FL prep texts, but I only use bits and pieces.
- I teach only by using sample/mock tests and test questions per se, not the workbook type preparation manuals.
- It seems to me to be more efficient when we get right at it.
- By the way, I enjoyed looking at your website: it made me homesick (I lived in Victoria for about 15 years back in the 60s & 70s).
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Hi Andy.
Probably not a helpful answer, and certainly not a direct one: over here the bookstores stock a plethora of TOEIC, -FL prep texts, but I only use bits and pieces. I teach only by using sample/mock tests and test questions per se, not the workbook type preparation manuals. It seems to me to be more efficient when we get right at it.
By the way, I enjoye
Probably not a helpful answer, and certainly not a direct one: over here the bookstores stock a plethora of TOEIC, -FL prep texts, but I only use bits and pieces. I teach only by using sample/mock tests and test questions per se, not the workbook type preparation manuals. It seems to me to be more efficient when we get right at it.
By the way, I enjoye
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Thanks for the reply, I agree that teaching from sample tests is the best way to cover the most ground. My problem is keeping the level of difficulty at a suitable level. I find Oxford is good but need more resources at this level. Collocation heavy stuff. Also I have both Prentice Hall Practice test books. Please let me know of any others around this level.
Cheers,
Andy
Cheers,
Andy
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