In this lesson on the English with Andrea podcast, we're answering the question... "How many times can I take the TOEFL test?"To read the details featured in this lesson, you can follow along at this blog post.If you need help preparing for the exam, consider taking my Advanced Vocabulary Course. Learn more at StudyWithAndrea.com/TOEFL.Support the show (https://studywithandrea.com/)

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TOEFL Series: How many times can I take the TOEFL?

On the TOEFL test, you must know your English vocabulary. You will need a deep knowledge of English vocabulary for every section of the test: Listening, Reading, Speaking, and Writing. Today I've created a lesson answering the question "What Do Vocabulary Questions Look Like in the TOEFL Test Reading Section?"To read along as you listen, or follow along with a video, you can see even more at this post on StudyWithAndrea.com.Support the show (https://studywithandrea.com/)

What are Vocabulary Questions Like on the TOEFL Test?

Today we’ll explain the rules regarding the TOEFL test as entry to universities, visa issuing rules, and more. You can follow along with this lesson at StudyWithAndrea.com and find other great resources for your TOEFL preparation at https://StudyWithAndrea.com/TOEFL.The full lesson can be found at https://www.studywithandrea.com/test-preparation/what-universities-accept-the-toefl-test/Support the show (https://studywithandrea.com/)

What Universities Accept the TOEFL Test?

Today's lesson is all about helping you choose the English proficiency exam that best suits your needs. It can feel confusing to know what English test to take, which is why this article provides a detailed overview of each of the most popular English proficiency exams. You can follow along with all of the details discussed in this lesson here. Also, if you need vocabulary resources and other English test preparation materials, you can visit StudyWithAndrea.com/TOEFL.Full Lesson: https://www.studywithandrea.com/test-preparation/how-do-i-choose-the-right-english-proficiency-exam-cefr-toefl-gmat-more/Support the show (https://studywithandrea.com/)

How do I choose the right English proficiency exam? CEFR, TOEFL, TOEIC & more

Because of the onset of the coronavirus, TOEFL test takers can now take the TOEFL iBT Special Home Edition test at home in every country except mainland China and Iran. ETS Testing has made allowances for test-takers to take the TOEFL iBT test at home, during the worldwide pandemic of coronavirus (COVID-19). You are only able to take the test at home for a limited time, so be sure to check the official ETS website for the latest updates.Currently, TOEFL testing at home is conducted via ProctorU®. Through ProctorU, you are monitored online from test start to finish, through artificial intelligence and trained human proctors. Keep in mind that many ETS sites are re-opening at the end of 2020, so you are not limited to taking the test at home.For additional up-to-date information about at-home TOEFL testing, visit their Coronavirus Update page here... https://www.ets.org/s/cv/important-up...Also, for TOEFL study materials, video courses, quizzes and more, visit https://www.StudyWithAndrea.com/TOEFLSupport the show (https://studywithandrea.com/)

Can I take the TOEFL test at home? Important TOEFL Update

When you hear the acronym TOEFL®, what exactly do you think of? You might become filled with anxiety over the test you know you have to do well on in order to attend the university of your dreams. You might get excited that you’re finally ready to take this test to prove your English skills. You might even feel confused because you don’t know what to expect. My goal today is to answer all of your questions so you feel confident to get a great score on the test. Plus, I have special resources if you are taking the TOEFL exam that can be found at StudyWithAndrea.com/TOEFL.Support the show (https://studywithandrea.com/)

What is the TOEFL Test and how do I get my best score?

In today's lesson, I explain everything you need to know about the Common European Framework of Reference, more commonly know as CEFR. You can follow along with this lesson at StudyWithAndrea.com. Follow along: https://www.studywithandrea.com/podcast/what-is-the-cefr-common-european-framework-of-reference/Support the show (https://studywithandrea.com/)

What is the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference)?

In today's lesson, we're looking at an excerpt from my book, 21 Ways to Jumpstart Your English Skills. To get the audio version and an electronic PDF version of the book, just visit StudyWithAndrea.com/jumpstart.Support the show (https://studywithandrea.com/)

Don't think, just talk!

Welcome to this very special episode of English with Andrea! I have invited my dad, Doug Michael, to join me on this week's episode. My dad lived through the 1960's, so we thought it would be a lot of fun to compare/contrast 1960 vs 2020 slang.To watch the video or follow along with text, visit https://www.studywithandrea.com/podcast/1960-vs-2020-slang/Support the show (https://studywithandrea.com/)

1960 vs. 2020 Slang

On this episode of the podcast, we have a very special guest, Diana Derringer, who joins us to talk about 3 English Expressions to Inspire Hope. Right now, we all need a little hope, which is why it’s the perfect time to bring Diana on the podcast.Read along with the episode at https://www.studywithandrea.com/podcast/3-english-expressions-to-inspire-hope-with-diana-derringer/.Support the show (https://studywithandrea.com/)

3 English Expressions to Inspire Hope (with Diana Derringer)

Today's lesson comes from a question I received on YouTube. The question was, 'How do I learn how to think in English?" Listen to this lesson as I walk through 7 tips for how to think in English. Also, if you want to improve your English pronunciation, enroll in my course today at HTTP://StudyWithAndrea.com/SPEAK.Support the show (https://studywithandrea.com/)

7 Tips for Thinking in English

Special guest Jennifer Kumar joins the podcast today and helps you when working remotely. You can learn more pronunciation tips at HTTP://StudyWithAndrea.com/SPEAK.Special thanks to Jennifer Kumar from Authentic Journeys.Support the show (https://studywithandrea.com/)

Top 5 Pronunciation Tips for Virtual Meetings w/ Jennifer Kumar

In this lesson, I'll show you some fun ways to use your smart technology to improve your English skills. You may not know it, but Siri, Alexa, and Google can also be your English tutor.Read along with me as you listen by going to https://studywithandrea.com/podcast/fun-ways-to-improve-your-english-siri-and-alexa.Happy learning, AndreaSupport the show (https://studywithandrea.com/)

Using Siri To Improve Your English

This lesson includes an excerpt from my ebook + audiobook, 21 Ways to Jumpstart Your English Skills. This ebook also comes with an audiobook version narrated by me, Andrea Giordano. This book is normally $19.99, but for the month of January we're running a special to help support your new year goals. The digital ebook along with the audiobook for the rest of January is only #10!.Hurry, this offer won't last long. Simply visit StudyWithAndrea.com/jumpstart to claim your discount. Enjoy, AndreaSupport the show (https://payhip.com/b/U7et)

Sneak Peek #2: My Audiobook & Ebook - 21 Ways to Jumpstart Your English Skills

This lesson includes an excerpt from my ebook + audiobook, 21 Ways to Jumpstart Your English Skills. This ebook also comes with an audiobook version narrated by me, Andrea Giordano. This book is normally $19.99, but for the month of January we're running a special to help support your new year goals. The digital ebook along with the audiobook for the rest of January is only #10!.Hurry, this offer won't last long. Simply visit StudyWithAndrea.com/jumpstart to claim your discount. Enjoy, AndreaSupport the show (https://payhip.com/b/U7et)

Sneak Peek: My Audiobook & Ebook - 21 Ways to Jumpstart Your English Skills

This podcast is a weekly English lesson with internationally recognized English teacher, Andrea Giordano. She's the creator of ESLbasics.com and StudyWithAndrea.com. Each week is a free 10 to 25 minute English lesson about various topics like vocabulary, idioms, pronunciation and more.

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