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marikit777 · 2009 July 13th, 02:13 AM

TOEFL Corey, I can't find the toefl reviewers you recommend even at major bookstores here in my country.

hbargi · 2009 July 13th, 03:05 AM

Dear TOEFL COREY,

There are two books you have been advised in a bookstores (one comes with one CD and another with 13 CDs).

Which one is better.

Thanks.

kappe · 2009 July 13th, 01:28 PM

HI,
I am following The complete guide to TOEFL by Bruce Rogers, the India Edition. i working on it but i am unable to find answers. Does it have a separate answer book? IT has a CD and DVD. Is there a separate answer that i have to buy?

TOEFL Corey · 2009 July 13th, 03:23 PM

Hbargi,

If you're talking about the Bruce Rogers' book ("The Complete Guide to the TOEFL Test -- ibt Edition"), the one that comes with only one CD is just the book plus the CD ROM in the back (which has 2 complete tests on it). I would definitely NOT recommend buying this version only, since you would not have the 13 audio CDs which are absolutely necessary to listen to all of the lectures and conversations (for the listening, integrated writing, and integrated speaking).

You want the "Self-study pack," which comes with the book, CD ROM, green answer book with tapescripts, and the 13 audio CDs. If you send me an email, I can give you some online links where they sell the whole package. The ISBN # for the self-study pack is: 1-4240-9939-0

McQueen · 2009 October 9th, 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by m1n0taur

hi,

a tip for those who prefer not to pay for a book...there are free toefl iBT prep websites too, like toeflsim, if you want to try a simulated online test.

I just tried out toeflsim and found it to be quite good. How much does it resemble real test?

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2009 July 13th, 02:13 AM	#11 (permalink)
marikit777 Within my grasp! Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: underwater Posts: 148	TOEFL Corey, I can't find the toefl reviewers you recommend even at major bookstores here in my country.

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hbargi I JUST got here. Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 10	Dear TOEFL COREY, There are two books you have been advised in a bookstores (one comes with one CD and another with 13 CDs). Which one is better. Thanks.

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kappe This user's posts are moderated. Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 17	HI, I am following The complete guide to TOEFL by Bruce Rogers, the India Edition. i working on it but i am unable to find answers. Does it have a separate answer book? IT has a CD and DVD. Is there a separate answer that i have to buy?

2009 July 13th, 03:23 PM	#14 (permalink)
TOEFL Corey TOEFL Corey Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Los Angeles, California Posts: 87	Hbargi, If you're talking about the Bruce Rogers' book ("The Complete Guide to the TOEFL Test -- ibt Edition"), the one that comes with only one CD is just the book plus the CD ROM in the back (which has 2 complete tests on it). I would definitely NOT recommend buying this version only, since you would not have the 13 audio CDs which are absolutely necessary to listen to all of the lectures and conversations (for the listening, integrated writing, and integrated speaking). You want the "Self-study pack," which comes with the book, CD ROM, green answer book with tapescripts, and the 13 audio CDs. If you send me an email, I can give you some online links where they sell the whole package. The ISBN # for the self-study pack is: 1-4240-9939-0

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