[Cupid®]

Originally Posted by Alfie Elkin

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Actually, I think in an equivalent band score, IELTS is more difficult in writing while TOEFL is more difficult in listening, the 2 other tasks are more or less the same.

//Have your TOEFL friends ever taken any IELTS or TOEFL?

I don't know exactly did they take an IELTS or not but one of them got an 8x score for TOEFL test. However, I already asked another guy who had got a 7.0 IELTS band score. After that, I compared both IELTS and TOEFL based on what I've been told and my knowledge also, then I decided to aim for IELTS.

Btw, how about you, Elkin ? Did you get any English certificate or how long have you learned English or studied abroad ?

[Fearz]

what is nhảm nhí in English, except Bull shit ?

[boyconzin]

Originally Posted by Fearz

what is nhảm nhí in English, except Bull shit ?

I think it is "rubbish"

[Cupid®]

yeah, rubbish is ok. You can also use "nonsense" for more formal.

Bull shit, crap is slang
Rubbish, garbage is informal

[AndyMai]

Originally Posted by Fearz

what is nhảm nhí in English, except Bull shit ?

fake and gay

[wall[e]]

in the bottom of letter, ex:
location, july 3, 2011
name
is it right ?
thanks

[wall[e]]

hope you enjoy it
hope you to enyoy it
hope you enjoying it
hope you enjoyed it

which one is right ?

[Alfie Elkin]

Originally Posted by Cupid®

I don't know exactly did they take an IELTS or not but one of them got an 8x score for TOEFL test. However, I already asked another guy who had got a 7.0 IELTS band score. After that, I compared both IELTS and TOEFL based on what I've been told and my knowledge also, then I decided to aim for IELTS.

Btw, how about you, Elkin ? Did you get any English certificate or how long have you learned English or studied abroad ?

I took both iBT and IELTS.
At first, I took iBT and got 98 but listening was below the minimum requirement (<20). I still don't know why my listening score was so bad. After the test, I thought I did it quite well, at least I was able to take notes all of the information in listening test.

After that, I took IELTS twice and got 7.5 for the first time. Listening was 8.0 but writing only met the minimum requirement.

Listening in TOEFL is definitely more difficult than in IELTS. You can see it clearly through the test formats.
About writing, if you can paraphrase well, I think you will do well in iBT; but in IELTS, if you can't come up with some ideas that make sense in task 2 (which often happens) and organize them reasonably, it'll be a nightmare because the score in task 2 is multiplied by 2 to calculate the writing score.

[wall[e]]

Originally Posted by wall[e]

in the bottom of letter, ex:
location, july 3, 2011
name
is it right ?
thanks

and

Originally Posted by wall[e]

hope you enjoy it
hope you to enyoy it
hope you enjoying it
hope you enjoyed it

which one is right ?

someone helps me....

[edelweiss]

Originally Posted by wall[e]

and


someone helps me....

I think "hope you enjoy it" is the right answer. Let's google that sentence