Introduction
TOEIC (Test of English for International Communication) is one of the most widely used international tests of English skills. TOEIC is becoming more popular in corporations and universities in Vietnam.
The widespread requirement for TOEIC has been a catalyst for many people to study English. However the usefulness of this stimulus is reduced if learners just focus on the techniques of taking the test. It is true that some familiarity with the nature of these tests is useful, but beyond that the benefit of "studying for the tests" is questionable. I strongly advise that test-takers should try to improve overall language competence. "Studying for the exam" often represents an inefficient use of time in terms of the eventual objective, English language fluency.
HOW TO BECOME A TOEIC WINNER?
See how a loser in English becomes a TOEIC winner!
This is a story of a hardworking young student who always tries to study English well and to have top scores in TOEIC, but he has not succeeded yet. Nonetheless, he never gives up. He knows that what he is still in lack of are appropriate methods of learning and test-taking skills.
On the journey to finding out good ways to achieve his goal, he is introduced to an English expert, who will later share every single tip to the young man. Following each tip are examples and exercises to help him master the necessary skills. Besides TOEIC test-taking skills, this expert also analyzes the reasons why the young man cannot have the best results his efforts deserve and shows him the ways to study more effectively.
The purpose of this book is to go beyond dry test-taking formula to help learners achieve useful study skills, not only for TOEIC but also for English learning as a whole.
This book provides step-by-step instructions to help learners overcome popular difficulties in learning English
The book consists of 9 chapters:
· Open Chapter: Fundamental English Skills for “English losers”
· Chapter 1: Photos
· Chapter 2: Questions – Responses
· Chapter 3: Conversations
· Chapter 4: Talks
· Chapter 5: Incomplete Sentences
· Chapter 6: Text Completion
· Chapter 7: Reading Comprehension
· Close Chapter: Extended Tips for “TOEIC winners”