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What does TOEFL mean?

TOEFL is an English proficiency test sponsored by educational testing service. TOEFL is the abbreviation of test of English as a foreign language, which means "English proficiency test for students from non-English speaking countries". The TOEFL test mainly provides proof of English language ability for those who intend to study or work in English-speaking countries such as the United States, Canada, Australia and Britain.

At present, TOEFL is divided into TOEFL iBT (online test) and TOEFL PBT (paper test). TOEFL online test is the most commonly used test form at present. The examination time is 4 hours, including listening, reading, speaking and writing, in which speaking and writing require candidates to communicate in language and express in words.

The TOEFL scoring standard is very strict, and the test results are widely regarded as one of the important standards to measure students' English language ability. Getting a good TOEFL score plays an important role in applying for studying abroad, working and emigrating. In the United States, many universities and graduate schools require TOEFL scores as an important reference standard for admission.

The TOEFL test not only examines candidates' English language ability, but also examines candidates' learning ability, thinking ability and logical ability. Therefore, TOEFL scores are also regarded as an important manifestation of a person's comprehensive English ability.

In a word, TOEFL is a globally recognized English language proficiency test, which can help students get better opportunities and development in studying abroad, working and immigration. It takes a lot of time and energy to prepare for TOEFL, but through TOEFL, candidates can improve their English language ability and comprehensive quality, enhance their self-confidence and lay a solid foundation for future development.