<p>Hey, I'm taking the TOEFL iBT tomorrow, how hard is it compared to the SAT ?</p>
<p>I scored 790 and 670 on the SAT Critical Reading and Writing part respectively, how well should I do ? Is it easy, as I have been told ? </p>
<p>How about time ? In the SAT you finish every section in a rush, there is no time to lose. I've heard the TOEFL iBT gives you plenty of time. Is that true ?</p>
<p>Any tips are welcome !</p>
<p>Thanks.</p>
<p>The TOEFL is different from the SAT. The SAT does not make listen to a lecture and read a text and then compare the two arguments (speaking).</p>
<p>But if your listening and speaking skills are as good as your reading and writing ones, you will do fine. Congrats to your SAT scores :)</p>
<p>ibt reading and writing are some what much easier than those of sat,jz get used to reading on screen and make sure that u type fast enough, ur cr is pretty high... congrats...<br>
relax and i think u will get a really high score in ibt. ^ ^</p>
<p>You should just practice speaking and maybe writing because it is a little different than the SAT, but don't worry. Most good schools waive the Toefl for a SAT CR score above a certain limit anyway, look for a thread here on CC about which ones.</p>
<p>the Toefl is an easy test and with judging by you sat scores you ought to breeze through it. i got 117/120 on the ibt and i never studied for it - all i knew about the test before going in was that it had four sections and that each one was marked out of 30. i will just repeat what angelutza said as the speaking and writing parts are different from the sat.</p>
<p>btw i dont know where you are going to give the test from but in Bangladesh there are a couple of horrible test centres. i thankfully got the good one at the american alumni assosciation but i have heard some terrible stories from friends - apparently they were like putting in the hard drives on computers the morning of the test etc</p>