https://www.testden.com/toeic/speaking.htm
http://www.examenglish.com/TOEIC/TOEIC_listening_part1.htm
Link to TOEIC tests online
http://www.4tests.com/exams/examdetail.asp?eid=74
http://www.1-language.com/materials/toeic/
http://www.free-toeic.com/PracticeTests.aspx
Practice tests ONLINE
http://www.englishtestprep.com/toeic/tests/
http://www.toeic-europe.com/pages/fr/le_test_exercises.htm
I hope all the links still work.
Janet
Here are some more free TOEIC tests:
http://www.goodwinenglish.com/free-toeic-test/
This is a full listening test on youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1taTAA7vRI
Good luck!
@Magdalik
I live in Japan so I see a lot of this type of stuff, I'm pretty sure I've seen a Japanese language website where they try to teach using Manga. I'll find it and post here later.
ISL collectables are a fantastic resource when it comes to the beginner or low level learner. I would like to thank everyone for their worksheets which my students love.
But I have a small problem. The worksheets for the young learners are often in the form of pictures, which as we know, are worth thousands of words. However, here in Europe we use size A4 paper, which is shorter than standard US. (I am not sure of it's correct designation.) To make these sheets printable on A4 I have to resort to copying and pasting and often lose the bottom lines - or the pictures, which the kids love.
We have no choice in using A4. The students folders are all that size. I know to the wonderful US contributors leaving a gap at the bottom of the sheet would seem wrong, but please bear us European teachers in mind when compiling your worksheets.
I hope no one sees this as a complaint. It's just a comment. And again I would like to thank all the contributors for their hard work.
I love using islCollective documents from around the world. I hope you can use this suggestion to be able to use any document you desire from any part of the world.
Blessings, Jann
Jann
I would like to write some suggestions about the printables.They are really amaizing,colorful and full of pictures.But printing them for my lessons in those outlook would be so expensive.Therefore i must reformat to print them.And it takes me a hard job,but i think for the uploader,too.Wouldn't it be easer to make them in any simplier format?
On my computer I use Ashampoo Office, which I recommend(!), and found that if I "Export to PDF" I can print the document without losing any. For a test I chose one on weather that used every available space on the sheet - and I got the lot.
Richard
Recently I have been adding Power Points that I have used over the years in a variety of settings ranging from kids classes to adult business English classes, to find out what teachers are most interested in. I have found that resources dealing with adult themes and Business English get the smaller number of downloads whilst the ones aimed at Beginners and kids, with lots of easy to follow graphics, get the most downloads.
Hello everyone. I’m a 5th grades English teacher. I would like to make an online lesson with the students from another country. Our students can meet online and chat. We live in Turkey.
Anyone interested in? Please send me an e-mail. [email protected]
I think that a separate forum thread on the creation of papers will be relevant. Many people want to share their work or ask for help. After all, this topic has not been fully disclosed.