The difficulty of IELTS and TOEFL is higher or lower

Don't talk nonsense if you don't understand, my classmates all transferred to IELTS because they couldn't take the TOEFL test, and the vocabulary required by IELTS is small, and the items examined are single. IELTS is the easiest test abroad.

Good question below lz.

In fact, no matter which exam is difficult, it mainly depends on the landlord's study abroad plan and the country of application.

Look where you're going to succinctly summarize it like this:

IELTS: Some schools in the Commonwealth, Australia, Canada, and the United States (most of them do not advocate even if they accept it, because most schools in the United States believe that the reform of the new TOEFL is very successful, and it is difficult to get good scores, so it is very revealing, and after all, it is a test issued by ETS, and American schools are more recognized).

TOEFL: All schools in the United States and Canada, as well as Australia.

TOEFL has become very difficult since the reform, summarized as listening, speaking, reading and writing, and overlapping examination is also a major difficulty, listening and reading, speaking and listening, reading and writing, the ability requirements for comprehensive use is quite high, IELTS may require a relatively low level, after all, it is the easiest test abroad.

Therefore, it is recommended that LZ can make a choice according to his own study abroad plan and direction, and has taken into account his financial strength and English proficiency.

1. If you go to the United States and Canada, it is best to take the TOEFL because many schools do not recognize IELTS, and other countries such as the Commonwealth, Australia, and New Zealand are the first choice for IELTS.

2. If it is all right, it is recommended to take IELTS, first of all, the test seat is not tight, the results come out quickly, and the difficulty I personally think is lower.

There is no comparison, the focus is different.

IELTS and Kautoff are not the same for use, and you have to take the test according to your needs.

I've taken both.

Relatively speaking. IELTS is simpler.

The new TOEFL internet-based test is a bit more difficult.

TOEFL and IELTS are now spoken.

And the face to face of IELTS should be better than taking the microphone online and talking to the test.

If it's a good test, I think TOEFL is better, it seems that you don't need to use too much brain, just pay attention to details, and it's basically OK to be careful and careful when doing questions, but it's popular to take IELTS at present, TOEFL is being eliminated It is recommended to take IELTS

TOEFL is hard.

1. The difference between IELTS and TOEFL.

1. Listening questions, the listening details of the IELTS test are close to life abroad, and the question types are also more diverse. On the other hand, the TOEFL listening question type is more academic. The TOEFL has a long listening schedule and is multiple-choice based.

2. Reading questions: The reading questions of IELTS are basically from the traditional question bank, while the reading questions of TOEFL are more academic and the topics are more extensive.

3. Speaking, IELTS is spoken in a "conversation for everyone" method. TOEFL uses "human-machine dialogue".

4. IELTS essay will include various topics such as **, science and technology, and TOEFL essay is familiar to students' life and learning.

2. IELTS and TOEFL test question types.

One session lasts about 11-14 minutes, and the face-to-face Q&A format is conducted. Now it is in the form of online answering.

2. TOEFL. Listening: 3-4 lectures, 6 questions each, 2-3 conversations, 5 questions each.

1 independent speaking task, 3 integrated speaking tasks.

IELTS or TOEFL is as follows:

Speaking: TOEFL is more difficult than IELTS. Writing: IELTS is more difficult than TOEFL.

Speaking: IELTS Speaking consists of 3 sections, the test time is 15 minutes, and the test is real. The TOEFL test is computer-oriented, with 6 questions, 20 minutes, and 2 and 3 questions are summarized on the basis of listening.

Although the TOEFL speaking does not have the psychological pressure of facing the examiner, the time card is very strict. In addition, the TOEFL speaking test is also a comprehensive combination of listening and reading, and it is a test that pays great attention to comprehensive ability.

Writing: There are two parts of IELTS writing, namely academic (writing short essays on diagrams, processes) and writing short essays on topics. The two parts of TOEFL writing are inductive, summarizing, reading, listening, and writing an essay**.

The large essay question bank of the TOEFL test is fixed and given, and the small essay is not very difficult, although it is a combination of listening, reading and writing. The TOEFL is not as strict as the IELTS limit for grammatical errors, and the main difficulty lies in the expansion of thinking and logic.

In order to adapt to the changes of the times and the future development trend of the education market, New Oriental International Education has created a dual system of short-term preparation for the traditional study abroad examination and long-term language training business to cultivate and improve students' language and subject academic ability, and a complete "whole learning chain" of the study abroad examination to help students "go out and stand firm" and become qualified global citizens.

IELTS and TOEFL are both international English language tests that are mainly used to test the English proficiency of students and professionals in non-native English speaking countries. They have some things in common, such as the four modules of listening, reading, writing, and speaking, but there are also some differences.

1.Exam content and format.

There is a big difference between IELTS and TOEFL in terms of content and format. There are two main types of IELTS tests: Academic Training (GT), the former is mainly for students who are preparing to study abroad, and the latter is more focused on daily communication and work application skills.

The TOEFL, on the other hand, is only available in one version, which is suitable for learning and applying English in a variety of situations. In addition, the four parts of TOEFL Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing are all online tests, and IELTS Speaking is face-to-face Mandarin.

2.Question type and difficulty.

There are also some differences between IELTS and TOEFL in terms of question type and difficulty. The IELTS Reading and Writing section of the essay is relatively short in length and varied in type, but the time for writing is tight; The TOEFL reading and writing essays are relatively long and have more in-depth topics, but they are relatively ample in terms of time allocation. Speaking and listening have their own levels of difficulty due to the different forms of the test.

Overall, the IELTS is slightly more difficult, and the TOEFL is easier to typeset and operate.

3.Exam Scope.

IELTS and TOEFL cover a wide range of content. In addition to the basic knowledge of English grammar and vocabulary, they also require candidates to have a certain degree of comprehensive application ability, including various oral and written expression skills, and have a basic knowledge and understanding of international affairs. However, there will be differences in the specific aspects examined, for example, TOEFL focuses more on English for academic communication and technology, while IELTS focuses more on English for everyday social and cultural literacy.

In short, for those who want to study abroad or work overseas, the choice between IELTS and TOEFL depends on their own situation. No matter which test you choose, you need to prepare in advance, master a good comprehensive English application ability and preparation strategy, in order to truly achieve the best test results. <>