The SAT is not as difficult as the TOEFL test, in terms of vocabulary

Hello, I have taken both of them, TOEFL 118 120, SAT 2280 2400, so trust me to help you!

In all the English language knowledge assessed, the SAT far surpasses the TOEFL. Because the TOEFL test is for foreigners, it only tests your mastery of basic English. The SAT is similar to the Chinese college entrance examination, which is for people who want to go to university (that is, those who have higher education goals than the general general public), so its difficulty is naturally greatly improved.

A high TOEFL score requires a vocabulary of about 10,000 and an SAT score of at least 20,000. Good luck!

Hello classmates, in comparison, the SAT vocabulary is larger than the TOEFL vocabulary.

TOEFL is primarily a language test that assesses your English listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.

The SAT tests include reading (which has a large vocabulary), math (not too difficult), and writing. In addition, the SAT also has a single test, which is generally not very difficult.

Review hard and wish you excellent results!

It's better to go out upstairs and self-harm! I didn't even ask for 20,000 words to memorize in the GRE test, what do you want to do?

The SAT is definitely higher than the TOEFL in terms of vocabulary, according to New Oriental, it is about 10,000 (because I didn't take the test, so I don't talk nonsense, but it can't be 20,000).

Whether it's comprehension, time, or vocabulary, the SAT beats the TOEFL.

SAT 18000, TOEFL 9000. I heard my New Oriental teacher say that the SAT is much more demanding in English than TOEFL.

The general saying is that the vocabulary requirement is 8000 to pass the TOEFL.

But for Chinese, speaking and writing are relatively weak, so it is recommended that the vocabulary mastery is about 10,000 is safe, and reading more than 25 or even reaching 27,28 is already very easy.

Writing vocabulary is actually not very demanding, because real American writing may not be able to use any very advanced vocabulary, TOEFL writing believes that more attention should be paid to the coherence and diversity of sentences. and proficiency in grammar and coherence between paragraphs of the text. This should be the key to the investigation.

3000-4000 for TOEFL vocabulary is completely sufficient.

For TOEFL 80+ people, the general problem is in speaking and writing. Reading and listening won't be too much of a problem.

Listening is a crucial step for a high or low TOEFL score.

After all, the listening score is 30, and there are 4 questions in speaking that require listening to the listening, and the first of the 2 questions in the writing part also requires listening before writing.

This skill is particularly important.

TOEFL vocabulary is larger than IELTS, about 8000 vocabulary is required, it is best to memorize words when you usually do reading, or usually collect, so that the memory is relatively firm, and it is not easy to forget.

The TOEFL score is 120 overall, and each band requires a different vocabulary. Students with a vocabulary of 9000 mostly score on the TOEFL test on the 90-100 scale; Students with a vocabulary of 8000 and 7000 scored on 80-90 points;

The TOEFL score is 120 overall, and each band requires a different vocabulary. Students with a vocabulary of 9000 mostly score on the TOEFL test on the 90-100 scale; Students with a vocabulary of 8000 and 7000 scored on 80-90 points;

According to the statistics of past papers and TPO, the vocabulary is about 5100.

In addition, you need to get a good score in TOEFL reading, and you must make yourself able to meet the TOEFL test proficiency requirements. The test tests students' comprehension of academic texts, in addition to improving vocabulary comprehension, sentence comprehension, logical and semantic logical relationships, and grasping the structure of texts.

It's not enough to improve your vocabulary

"Vocabulary should be sufficient".

Second, listening cannot take notes effectively, which not only affects listening scores, but also affects the performance of comprehensive writing and comprehensive speaking. Third, the lack of synonyms, the constant repetition of the same word in writing and speaking, lowers grades. These problems are more prevalent among high school students, who are relatively weak in self-learning and self-control.

Grammar must be good".

In the past, we always talked about "dumb English" and constantly attacked the traditional teaching of "grammar". Now, the younger generation has gone to the other extreme – "semi-literate" English – where listening and speaking is not a problem, reading is barely enough, and writing grammar is not good. It is mainly reflected in two aspects:

In reading, I know all the words in a sentence, but I still can't understand what the sentence means; In writing, I memorized a lot of advanced vocabulary, but I couldn't write in the article. Because the word is like "flour", and the grammar is "water", kneading together is a "dough" that keeps pulling.

Hearing is the most important thing".

The importance of listening practice is reflected in three of the four TOEFL tests: Listening, Integrated Speaking, and Integrated Writing. Hearing is not something that can be improved overnight, because the essence of listening is "intensive listening" rather than "extensive listening".

Failed listening exercises are wearing headphones all day long, hearing everywhere you go, and the result is not growing at all. There are also some students who believe that they have good hearing, they may have the experience of going abroad, or they often communicate with foreign teachers, and they don't take notes seriously, and as a result, they can't remember what they listen to. A more detailed introduction can be found on the Michael website, I hope it can help you.

The object of the test is different, the way of examination is different, the purpose of the examination is different, the content of the examination is different, the grade is different, and the passing score is different. It may be taken by human-computer method, by simulation, by subject matter, or by narrative. Exams will also be conducted face-to-face.

The difference is that the TOEFL is only taken when studying abroad, but the second one can be taken at any time, usually there are 4 people sitting at the bottom, and then you go to the stage to speak for a while.

The TOEFL test is only for the English language, mainly including reading, speaking, listening, and writing, and each subject is strict and requires more practice. The SAT is mainly for academic tests, with specific subjects and comprehensive ability. There are three main parts: reading, grammar and mathematics.

The computer-based TOEFL speaking test is relatively standardized, less subjectively influenced by the examiner, and the degree of adaptation varies from person to person, but as long as you have sufficient training, you can calmly cope with the computer-based test.

First of all, the two exams are aimed at different groups of people. The SAT is actually a bit like the American college entrance exam, which is mainly aimed at American high school students, and the requirements for English are almost native language requirements. TOEFL is aimed at foreign language learners and is less difficult.

Secondly, the two exams test different things. The SAT focuses on critical thinking, along with some writing, math, and vocabulary skills. The vocabulary requirements are very large, and basically the students who take the SAT use the Barang vocabulary list.

TOEFL is mainly a test of language ability, listening, speaking, reading and writing, the vocabulary requirements are not very large, the basic level of four or six is enough, and a good English foundation can also be tested without memorizing words.

The naked SAT test for Chinese students is generally about 1600, and the TOEFL may be about 70. A good SAT can be 1800 or even 2000+, and TOEFL 90+. After training, the SAT can reach 2200+ or even 2300+, and the TOEFL can be 110+ or even 115+.

Actually, it's like this:

First of all, in terms of words, the SAT has far more vocabulary than the TOEFL. And the SAT is biased towards some partial and difficult words, and a meaning will examine many words, and the vocabulary questions of the SAT are to examine this; TOEFL has a variety of academic vocabulary, such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, history, etc., as long as you understand this knowledge to a certain extent, it is easy to memorize.

Then the purpose of the examination is that the SAT assumes that the student has a good English ability, and it is an academic test in English to test critical thinking; TOEFL is a test of whether international students have a certain level of English proficiency. Not much else.

Finally, let's talk about it. It is true that the SAT does not test listening and speaking, but the listening and speaking of TOEFL does not mainly test vocabulary. It's okay to listen, but you have to practice more and memorize more words.

You don't have to use difficult words at all, as long as you can express yourself accurately, fluently and clearly, you can get a good score. In general, the TOEFL test has very limited listening and speaking vocabulary, so it is easier to deal with.

Who's to say it's hard? It's not difficult at all.