I took TOEFL on Saturday.
Because I got a cod and did much overtime in the week before the examination, I felt that I should have practiced more in advance.
To be honest, it was foreseeable that I would fail to ensure sufficient time to prepare for TOEFL in the week just before the examination day.
I should have studied more in much advance according to a study plan.
The more I practice, the more proficient I would be as an English user.
That's a quite obvious idea.
However, as an old maxim says, easier said than done.
I think the score for this time would be about 98. That is slightly below my target score.
I might have to retake the test to get a satisfying result.
That's why I'm now typing in English. The amount of the opportunity makes a great difference in my growth speed.
As soon as I stop writing or speaking in English on a regular basis, my skills will soon become appallingly low!
It is a fact that shouldn't be ignored
