Some time ago, I wanted to put together a TOEFL vocabulary list to distribute to my TOEFL students at California State University, San Bernardino. To begin building my lists, I consulted college-levels textbooks from physics to linguistics–and every discipline in between. I read 26 different college textbooks representing a plethora of disciplines, and, as I read, I wrote down words that I thought important for non-native speakers who wanted to pass the TOEFL iBT. A curious thing happened after 1,700 words: I stopped finding new words and the words I had already written down started to reappear in these college textbooks. Then it dawned on me: I had finished my list at 1,700 words.

Thanks,

Michael, Founder and materials writer of Better TOEFL Scores and The 7 Step System to Pass the TOEFL iBT

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On what are you basing your list of 1700 words? How are you deciding these are words worth learning.

I want to join your method and ,, how much will cost the whole method .. and how much time I need to complete it ..

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Each lesson costs $4.99 plus tax. Or, you can buy all my lessons for $29.99.