The TOEFL test consists of four sections: reading, listening, writing, and speaking. The most challenging parts of the test for me was writing and speaking. Writing — because I had never written essays in English before and my vocabulary was poor. Speaking — because I was afraid to make a mistake and I had a very strong accent. I was born in Uzbekistan, where speaking English is not widespread. Only specialists who want to work in Europe or the United States study English. I decided to take the TOEFL test because I was planning to move to Europe and continue with my childhood education career there. Five months before the test, I began preparing. At that time, I didn’t have an idea how difficult the TOEFL test was. I felt confident in my knowledge of …show more content…
I found her on my friend’s recommendations. Despite the fact that so much time has passed I still remember her name, Sandra. She worked as an ESL teacher in one of the best universities in Tashkent. Although we didn’t have a lot of time, and I had started at a low level of knowledge of the English language, she prepared me very well. I still remember those five sleepless months, when my mind was overwhelmed with the flow of new words and expressions. I still feel the taste of coffee that I drank to stay awake all night. All those feelings are still in my