Peterson's TOEFL Reading Flash 2001: Proven Techniques for Scoring High on Reading Comprehension

by Milada Broukal

Whether they intend to pursue an undergraduate or graduate degree, foreign students wishing to study at a North American college or university recognize the importance of using the best tools available to prepare for the English language proficiency exam. They know that high scores often translate into acceptance at the institution of their choice.Peterson's acclaimed TOEFL Flash series contains surefire methods that help develop skills for achieving great success on the exam. Suitable for a student of any level of English, from the novice to the more advanced, each volume features five sample tests that give students extra practice to instill confidence and apply the skills they've learned. Lively and entertaining, these are the ideal supplement for boosting vocabulary, grammar, and reading abilities and helping students:
-- Gain valuable targeted instruction
-- Sharpen test-taking skills

157 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 1997

Reviews

[Ly Nguyen · Rating 3 out of 5]

I used Peterson a while ago, and I found it resourceful. It contained the detailed content, and the readings seemed close to the real test that you may face. Enclosed were vocabulary lists divided into categories as well, and you can refer to that in order to improve your performance. I suggest you to spend 2-3 months with Peterson's Guide, and you can have your desired result. Overall, it seemed to be a resource that is worth recommended.

[Dkakalov]

It is very outdated book for the past TOEFL format. For the new TOEFL format, TOEFL iBT, please visit http://i-courses.org

[Pearl Nguyen · Rating 5 out of 5]

this book so great

[Saeid]

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