Just got the TOEFL score

The highly expected day finally arrived: the day I got my TOEFL score.

The TOEFL test was the reason I started using italki. When I had registered for it, I realized I needed to work on my fluency. As a foreigner, you have plenty of material to practice your listening and reading abbilities, but the opportunities to actually speak with a native speaker, at least where I live, are practically nonexistent.
At that moment, I had no idea there were websites that allowed you to contact people in other parts of the world for a language exchange. I soon came across italki, which I think is the best I've seen so far, and started practicing immediately.

The test was four an a half hours long. It measured your skills in four different areas: reading, listening, speaking and writing, all of them at college level.

So.. what score did I get? I'm not telling you, since I recently got involved in a spiritual movement that forbids to reveal revealing any kind of result.... just kidding... it was one hundred and nine, out of one hundred and twenty. Not bad, huh? My strongest point was reading, whereas the weakest one was writing.

Italki was is an excellent tool that has played an important role in my preparation, I'm sure I wouldn't have gotten the same score had I not came across it. I find it fascinating the way a simple idea can have an enormous impact on our lives. I mean, I don't think these websites existed ten years ago. I can't help but wonder what kind of technology will we we will have and how much easier will things things will be in ten years from now...

Just got the TOEFL score

The highly expected day finally arrived: the day I got my TOEFL score.

The TOEFL test was the reason I started using italki. When I had registered for it, I realized I needed to work on my fluency. As a foreigner, you have plenty of material to practice your listening and reading abbilities, but the opportunities to actually speak with a native speaker, at least where I live, are practically nonexistent.
At that moment, I had no idea there were websites that allowed you to contact people in other parts of the world for a language exchange. I soon came across italki, which I think is the best I've seen so far, and started practicing immediately.

The test was four an a half hours long. It measured your skills in four different areas: reading, listening, speaking and writing, all of them at college level.

So.. what score did I get? I'm not telling you, since I recently got involved in a spiritual movement that forbids to reveal any kind of result.... just kidding... it was one hundred and nine, out of one hundred and twenty. Not bad, huh? My strongest point was reading, whereas the weakest one was writing.

Italki was an excellent tool that played an important role in my preparation. I'm sure I wouldn't have gotten the same score had I not came across it. I find fascinating the way a simple idea can have an enormous impact on our lives. I mean, I don't think these websites existed ten years ago. I can't help but wonder what kind of technology will we have and how much easier will things be in ten years from now...

[If writing was your lowest score, your other scores must have been fantastic, because from what I see here, your writing skills are excellent.]