Elizabeth Hansen-Clay
560 High Frequency TOEFL Vocabulary Words
Want to crack TOEFL? Power your preparation with these high frequency words.
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Read, Understand, Cram and Retain 560 high frequency TOEFL vocabulary words.
Divided in 8 modules, you go module by module at your own pace with this self-paced course!
What are these high frequency words?
High frequency vocabulary words which are very important from the TOEFL perspective. Used in TOEFL reading and TOEFL listening exercises, these words also help you ace TOEFL writing and TOEFL speaking.
Course Structure:
- Each Module contains 1 Word Document and 1 multiple choice Quiz.
- The Word Documents contain the vocabulary word, part of speech, definition, synonyms, antonyms and a sentence using the vocabulary word.
- The Word Documents can be printed and cut apart to make Flash Cards to study the TOEFL vocabulary words.
- Using the words in a sentence shows the important grammatical framework in which words are arranged and formatted.
- Showing the part of speech of the words help you understand the context in which they are used.
560 High Frequency TOEFL Vocabulary Words online course package:
- 11 word docs
- 1 audio file
- 8 online quizzes
Language of instruction: English
- Self-paced study guide on vocabulary words for the TOEFL
- Covers 8 modules: With 70 vocabulary words each
- Total of 560 high frequency TOEFL vocabulary words
- 8 online quizzes to help you test whether you learned well
Elizabeth Hansen-Clay writes and teaches online for English as a Second Language Classes (ESL) and Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) preparation classes.
Qualifications:
- Masters Degree in Education – University of Wisconsin-Stout
- Graduate School E-Learning and Online Teaching Certificate-University of Wisconsin- Stout
- Internship at University of Wisconsin-Stout: co-facilitated graduate school online class Teaching and Assessing Writing with the 6-Traits
She lives in Antigo, Wisconsin, United States.
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