TOEFL iBT Prep Plus 2020-2021: 4 Practice Tests + Proven Strategies + Online + Audio (Kaplan Test Prep)

I am learning so much on this book. I am super glad I purchased it. Thank you very much to this book. It is giving me more confidence knowing that my exam will be in 2 weeks. Although there’s a bit conflict on the listening practice it’s fine! You just have to use your common sense to figure it out on your own. If you are dedicated to learn this book is for you! I am having a lot of confident because of this book. Love it!

El libro me llego muy rapido y en perfectas condiciones. Es un libro muy detallado con contenido muy util con tips y contiene un CD dentro para las practicas.

The practice questions are good as well as the tips. I didn't have any trouble logging onto the website.

It looks good at first time. The authors explain about strategies that can be used in actual exam and make us learn about skills that I can use in TOEFL tests.However, resources for listening and speaking section is somewhat not easy to get access. and, I could not get my score from online actual tests. So, I couldn't know about my weaknesses and strengths regarding the TOEFL test.In this regard, you shall not believe in practice sets and online resources.

Excelente

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I used to have a Princeton TOELF prep test a few years ago, when I took my first TOEFL test for college. That was so helpful! This book from Kaplan that I got to enter grad school, is good only for the fact that has 4 practice tests, because the content of the book itself it's lame. There are pages and pages that display keywords for the "detail questions" that literally say "the key words for adjectives are: big, round, blue, loud, competent..." There is a big session dedicated only for this. People know what adjectives are; why wasting 2 pages for this? Additionally, many strategies and question distracters, are repetitive and literally say the same thing in each paragraph, just in different ways. So again, lots of pages wasted to say the same/obvious thing.Lastly, I feel that this book tells you what is right to do to pass the TOEFL, but it doesn't tell you HOW to do it. For instance, the Princeton version that I had, explained me step by step how to take good notes during the listening part of the TOEFL- something incredibly helpful for who, like me, gets lost in those deep physics lectures- while this Kaplan book tells you that's important to take good notes, but doesn't show you how.