I am a sophomore and want to take the TOEFL, is it better to study day or online?

It is best to be able to attend classes at the training school. Especially for those who have a poor foundation in English, taking a training course is the most effective.

Online learning is also possible. However, this requires a high level of self-control. Like me, I can't control my surroundings when I'm online. So the efficiency of learning is not so high. Online learning depends on the individual's will.

I think the textbooks of the New Oriental series are good. It is worth recommending. Especially their special training, it feels good.

There's a lot of tricky stuff. And it pretty much covers the situations encountered during the exam. If you want to use the tactics of the sea of questions, the "XX Breakthrough" series of World Book Publishing House is good.

However, I only bought "Reading Breakthrough", which has a lot of questions and more basic.

Of course, it's better to go to class.

Let me give you the most common example, I and the people in the dormitory, last year, took the fourth level together.

I was in the library every day a month before the exam, and the other few of them soaked in the level 4 network every day, and I passed. They can't be said to be completely annihilated, 3 over one.

There are a lot of examples around me, and few of them can really succeed when they talk about learning on the Internet every day.

Classes are good.。。 If you have any questions, you can also ask the teacher directly. And the teacher not only talks about TOEFL, but also about life abroad.

If you have a good foundation. Internet access is available. I have a classmate who speaks English very well. I learned it online.

California TOEFL under Beijing IELTS. Very good.

If you are sure that you want to go to the United States for undergraduate studies and do not plan to take the domestic college entrance examination, there is no need to go back to school.

But the high school diploma exam must be taken and passed, which is related to your high school diploma.

The second is to communicate well with the school, because the school also needs to provide transcripts and proof of enrollment when applying.

If you want to apply to a good school, a TOEFL score alone is not enough, you also need to prepare SAT scores, as well as excellent essays and application materials.

If you don't have a TOEFL score yet, you need to have a correct plan for yourself, decide whether to take the SAT test according to your TOEFL study, and which range the school you are applying for.

You should take the TOEFL first. I can help you make a detailed preparation plan. Further details can be consulted. I'm one year older than you, and I'm preparing to apply for an undergraduate degree in the United States, so I'll know more about this. But there is.

One by one, one by one, one by two, one by two.