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Old 2008 December 28th, 08:55 AM   #1 (permalink)
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which toefl book is tougher( kaplan or barron or princeton or delta or longman)

which toefl book is tougher( kaplan or barron or princeton or delta or longman)

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Old 2009 March 13th, 05:14 PM   #2 (permalink)
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As a matter of fact, Kaplan with 4 full tests is the harder
The L and R in Barron is quite similar to the real test ( a bit harder)
Longman is the easiest for the beginner ( i think so, the S and W in Longman is rather different the real test)
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Old 2009 March 22nd, 03:22 AM   #3 (permalink)
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i don't know about tough book but I can tell you that Delta is simple. I WAS not getting writing score but after following this book. I never had writing issue.
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Old 2009 March 30th, 02:37 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Delta books are really a course in English for the TOEFL exam, so you are not just learning to take the TOEFL, you are learning more advance English as well.

The best book for learning to take the TOEFL test is the ETS book, since it is, of course, created by the firm that creates the test.

Kaplan, historically, has many errors, and doesn't provide the most effective way of teaching either how to get the best score on the test or the best way to improve your English.

I haven't used Longman, but have heard good things about the books.
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