I have immigrated to Canada, and I will start my three-year high school study in the second half of the year. Do you want to take IELTS or TOEFL?

Premise: Getting the maple leaf card has nothing to do with the language test. You just can't speak English. As long as they meet the immigration conditions, they will also immigrate.

1. If you have been studying in Canada for three years, you don't need to take a language test. The language test targets students whose mother tongue is not English and who have been educated in English-speaking countries for less than three years.

2. If you have a maple leaf card, you need a language score to apply for an American university, because you are an international student in the United States, just like a student in China. The score depends on the school. Top10090+top 50110+I'm talking about TOEFL scores. As long as I reach the score I said, my language scores will meet the school standards. If IELTS has TOP1006,6.57, if TOP 50,7,7.5+

3. British universities are similar to American universities, but British universities, you'd better take IELTS, TOEFL recognition is not high.

4. How rich your vocabulary is. That's all that matters. Three years, if there are not many people in China around you, it will be enough for you to improve your English, so don't worry about grammar. Do more targeted SAT and language test topics. Just do more.