I am a junior high school student, and I want to prepare for TOFEL and SAT in advance.

Agree with the fourth floor, the SAT is for high school students, and if you can't take the high school test, you can't take the test.

But 10,000 on the SAT doesn't seem to be enough, and I'm also preparing, but the time is much tighter than yours, I really envy you, the sooner you prepare, the better.

It is recommended that you take the SAT as the main test, but practice listening and speaking well, because the TOEFL test has many opportunities and is relatively easy, while the SAT test is more troublesome and difficult enough for you to study all the way before the test.

It is recommended that you take the high school entrance examination first, go to a good school first, during this period you can memorize words, first memorize TOEFL root plus association, and then memorize the red treasure that is the GRE, all of which are made up by Lao Yu, after the high school entrance examination, apply for a TOEFL class, take it in the first year of high school, and then report the SAT, the specific result depends on your level of effort.

Let's take the tofel test first The vocabulary is at least 10,000 Let's memorize it slowly It is recommended to find a professional organization to make up for it New Oriental Not bad.

As for. High school English proficiency, can you get a high score on the SAT?

It's completely impossible, not only is the number of words insufficient, but the emphasis is also different.

TOEFL first, the word book doesn't matter, it's good if you memorize it, I personally recommend the red treasure book, SAT, you are not a major and a good thing to learn English for a long time, don't take the test, it's impossible to do this in high school. TOEFL is okay, the tutorial books are all rubbish, don't buy one. Only do the real questions, if you don't have the real questions, you can listen to the English radio station or something to improve, and don't do tutorial books, the worse you do.

1.TOEFL, you can also apply for an undergraduate degree in the United States without the SAT, but you can't apply without the TOEFL, all universities need TOEFL or IELTS, the words on the 1st floor are nonsense, TOEFL requires a maximum of 8000 words, and 8000-10000 is the SAT requirement.

There are a lot of TOEFL books, it is recommended to register for a class, you will understand it very clearly, and there are no examples here.

3.It's okay, the ruby you said is the TOEFL or the GRE, if it's the TOEFL, it's not called the rubb, hehe.

TOEFL's vocabulary books are all similar, Lao Yu's and Wang Yumei's, including Zhang Hongyan's and Li Xiaolai's are very good, the key is to see if you can stick to memorizing it. If you want to prepare for the SAT, memorizing the GRE Ruby is the way you must go, 12,000 words, more is more.

4.TOEFL focuses on the language itself, and the SAT also has some emphasis on the subject, but the knowledge of high school can be completely coped, as long as you can understand the questions, the general SAT test people, mathematics does not get a high score is ashamed of being a Chinese.

5.From a word point of view, it's not enough at all, not to mention that the TOEFL also examines listening and speaking.

Hehe, first of all, I'll tell you that I'm also a freshman in high school, and we can be regarded as like-minded For the first year of high school, as long as your English is not so bad that it is out of control, it is still too late to learn. If your English is very bad, it is recommended that you do not learn TOEFL first, and learn the new concept 2 or 3 first (I am very touched by this, I learned the new 2 again during the winter vacation because of my poor English foundation, and now I am learning the new 3, and the effect is obvious) But because you are in the second year of high school at the beginning of school, you should pay close attention to learning the new concept, and strive to lay a good foundation before the summer vacation. Because the biggest obstacle for high school students is vocabulary, it is recommended that you take a shorthand 8000 vocabulary class after learning new concepts or at the same time.

Because you don't speak English well, it is recommended that you take T before S. From now on, you can buy Wang Yumei's TOEFL vocabulary to be memorized every day, and strive to memorize it at least 1 or 2 times before learning it. There is also a "Walk Around the United States", "Discover", "National Geographic" or similar documentaries to learn a suitable listening practice, watch the subtitles, listen to the subtitles, and finally read along, so that the listening vocabulary and speaking can kill three birds with one stone.

With all of this done, you can go to a TOEFL training class, and it is recommended to take the TOEFL test at the end of the year in the summer. So I'm going to apply for the TOEFL and the training course now, and I'll do it early, because you have too many things to do, and you will be very nervous if you put off everything, and it's difficult to report the TOEFL test seat. As for the SAT, if you can cope with the TOEFL in the summer, you can participate in the training in the summer, but before participating in the training, you still have to memorize the words, so that your reading class will not become a dictionary class, and it will be more efficient.

If you feel nervous, take the TOEFL test seriously first, and then study when the TOEFL preparation is almost done, but it is best to start studying before November, because it takes at least half a year to prepare for the SAT, and try to take the SAT before March next year.

You should do what I say now, memorize words, listen to and learn, learn new concepts, as for the registration, it is best to hand it over to parents, New Oriental has a special place for overseas consultation, and also regularly holds relevant lectures, so that your parents can pay more attention.

SAT2000 is not as difficult as you think. 2 months is enough, one month to memorize words, one month to brush og and real questions, and the test is 800 in mathematicsIt's no problem to write about 680, and read to see the creation,

TOEFL 80, SAT preparation for about 3 months can be 2000 points.

I think it's better to go to a cram school to improve faster, such as New Oriental and the like that many of our classmates go to. I always think that although you have a lot of time, if you study all day, the efficiency is not necessarily high, and you have to learn to be confused.

Seriously, your conditions are good, but the disadvantage of Chinese students when applying to American universities is still obvious. The reason is not your academic performance, but what else can you do besides studying? Also, SAT and TOFEL can be studied together.

Many of their words are very similar. By the way, I'll give you a sat**, which is an English**, 5000 SAT words. And when learning English, you'd better not use Chinese word books.

When remembering a word, remember its meaning in English rather than Chinese. In this way, you can take the SAT test handy, and you will not be unable to complete the questions because the time is too short.

The situation in LZ is pretty good

However, it is recommended that the TOEFL should be a little different from the SAT time.

In addition, American universities do not have to apply for departments, you will have an intended major when you fill out the application form, but in fact, the junior year is divided into majors, so you don't have to worry about majors.

The way to prepare for the SAT, I think, is words + questions + analysis. Needless to say, the LZ foundation is good, and it's almost enough to strengthen the SAT high-frequency vocabulary, and the 3500 in the GRE Ruby or Barron's textbook are good choices. As for doing the question, OG should be fine (although the question is simpler, the official question routine is the same), and then there are kind students on the Internet who provide an online course, which is also the official question of CB, which is more difficult, and must be done!

There are also Barron, Princeton, Kaplan, etc. It is said that Kaplan is not good, in fact, it is okay to do Barron and Princeton. Of course, it's not a matter of swallowing dates, and you must understand why it's wrong after you're done.

I think LZ will definitely have a good SAT result

TOEFL is easier than SAT, but it takes a little time to prepare because it has speaking and listening.

As for choosing a college ......I'm not easy to say, because choosing a school is not just about ranking and major. It is recommended that LZ go to 2 more **, one is down although recently), all your questions about the application and SAT preparation can be addressed in previous posts. TOEFL can go to sustenance or chasedream to see, in short, go to the forum more often, and get more updated information

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First of all, the Wharton difficulty is not a general ......And there seems to be no prize basically.

Is it a bit late to put the TOEFL in September? I think I'll try to get it done this semester.

Book ...... of roots + affixesActually, the barron 3500 is pretty good, because there is a summary of the root affixes after that.

3-4 hours! It's too powerful......Memorize words, prepare for exams, read the original version, and write English essays,......All in all, it's good to be fleshed out

The middle 50% of the SAT in previous sessions is not of much reference value, because you are competing with all Chinese students, preferably with a ...... of 2200 or aboveThe specific materials to be prepared should be checked on the school**. The TOEFL score is 100

ps, I'm not a brother......

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In fact, you don't have to participate in all extracurricular activities, but it is better to have two that you have participated in in depth and that are of great significance to you, which is much stronger than running the trick of every activity.

The bank practices this great! Especially if you're planning to study business

In fact, some things are better to learn a little deeper, even if they go a little deeper;

ps, I'm also a sports enthusiast gripping claw

You have to take both tests, TOEFL look at the book of New Oriental Dayu. SAT has a lot of foreign books, you can go to ** or eBay to read.

All of them have to be tested. Take the TOEFL first, then the SAT. Crazy cumulative vocabulary. Buy books. Go to New Oriental to find out.

TOEFL first... Post-SAT

TOEFL OG....sat og...

toefl barron's sat barron'stoefl delta'S (red and blue).

SAT Past Papers OC (**Yes or Hawkers at New Oriental Headquarters in Beijing) Princeton 11 Reviews

Glossary Book If you have time, there are 3500 words on the Gre Ruby Book Abarang...

It is recommended that you get a Collins Dictionary or Merriam-Webster Dictionary...

When doing the exercises, first og, then delta, then barron....Past Question OC Re Princeton

Huh, I hope that helps.

In fact, you don't have to take all the tests, if you can achieve 650+ in the CR section of the SAT, then you can completely ignore the TOEFL. It's difficult, though. Cautau may be a little more insured.

Let me briefly explain what you should do in the future.

You're just entering your sophomore year of high school, which means you still have two years to go. These two years are the time for you to prepare your grades and extracurricular background abroad.

2nd year of high school September - July of the following year You need to start preparing for your IBT (also known as TOEFL) or IELTS (IELTS) scores, and strive to achieve a score of 105+ in about 2 tests. At the same time, your school grades should not regress too much, just keep it at the average level (of course, if you are a good person, you can get GPA or above, that is better), and you should register and prepare for the SAT in advance.

Generally speaking, you can take the TOEFL again in January, again in March, and if not, in May.

From July to September of the following year, I suggest that you take a leave of absence from your teacher to participate in Model United Nations (this is the best) or some extracurricular activities that will enhance your extracurricular background (volunteers are also a good option), and at the same time start preparing for your SAT study, and negotiate with your agent, and communicate with your school of choice to prepare for the ED (Early Decision) or EA (Early Action) in the future.

September-October of the following year Mainly prepare for your SAT exam.

In October of the following year, take the SAT exam

In November of the following year, take the SAT

November-December Submit your EA or ED application (preferably by November 1st).

There are a few points that I would like you to pay attention to.

1.You'll be involved in extracurricular activities during your time at school and be actively competing for positions in your class or student council.

2.Because you're under 18 years old, it's not feasible for you to get an internship.

3.It's best to have a steady improvement in your grades in school, which is something Americans would love to see, and they'll think you're on a trend of improvement, and it's a very good process.

If you can get an IBT score of 105+ by March next year, then you can take the SAT test in the month, and the middle two months are for you to memorize the SAT vocabulary and its answering patterns. If you can't do it this time, just prepare for it according to the time I mentioned above.

If your foundation is not bad, getting 1800+ on the SAT is not a problem, it should not be a big problem to get into the top 30 in the United States, if you want to go to a super-first-class school, it is best to have some national extracurricular awards or proof of participation in global activities.

Hopefully, the above information can be helpful to you.