Have you been searching for a list of TOEFL vocabulary words, in one easy-to-use PDF? Well, look no further than our TOEFL Vocabulary PDF. 🙂
Do You Need a TOEFL Vocab PDF?
Yes!
Improving your vocabulary is one of the most important steps you can take when studying for the TOEFL exam. Not only will it help your reading and listening comprehension, but it will also make your speaking and writing responses more complex and nuanced! Even though there isn’t a section of the TOEFL exam that is devoted entirely to testing your vocabulary, you will need to understand words in context and use varied language in your speech.
Magoosh’s premium TOEFL prep offers many resources for improving your vocabulary, as a way of helping students raise their scores. Once you’ve memorized some new words, sign up for Magoosh’s Free Trial (no credit card required) and put your new knowledge to use in a test-like environment!
Meet the TOEFL Vocabulary PDF
With all this in mind, we’re happy to share our latest TOEFL vocabulary resource with you!
Introducing our latest guide, the Magoosh TOEFL Vocabulary PDF, including 200 of the most important words from our free TOEFL vocabulary flashcards.
Here’s what to expect from this PDF:
- 200 of the most important words + their definitions, written by our TOEFL expert Lucas
- Difficulty level of words
- Parts of speech
- Example sentences to help you remember the words
- Additional helpful resources
Since learning English vocabulary helps with every aspect of the TOEFL exam—speaking, reading, writing, and listening!—we think this TOEFL vocab PDF will be very helpful. 🙂 You can print it out and take it with you to study on the go, or use it on your computer or phone.
In fact, this PDF is useful to students who are just beginning their TOEFL prep (consider signing up for a free trial of Magoosh!), well into their TOEFL studies, or not taking the TOEFL at all!
As always, let us know if you have any questions about this in the comments below. Happy studying!
Thanks a lot Rachel. You guys are doing a great job. 🙂
Thanks!
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Thank to welcome me. Me too I am very proud to join you with very enthusiastic heart to learn much thing from you.
Thank you very much guys … you are awesome !!!!
This is a great resource! Thank you so much!!
You’re welcome. 🙂
That’s a great idea. However, it would be better if you took the sentences from more reliable sources. There’re a lot of mistakes in the sentences: There is a large amount of oil under the ice, but we have not BE able to access it. WHICH language we speak affects how we think about the world. Magazines heavily alter the photos they publish of celebrities. INSTEAD OF Magazines heavily alter the photos of celebrities they publish. And this is just the first 10 words.
Thanks for pointing those out! These example sentence are from our own heads. 🙂 Like anybody, we do make mistakes sometimes, so some typos have slipped in there. But we’re happy to fix them when we find them! We’ll fix the “be” typo as soon as we can. The others aren’t exactly errors (although I understand they aren’t perfect, stylistically), but I really appreciate you mentioning them!
Grammar nazi above! Great PDF, thanks MaGoosh!
Hello dear Magoosh team. It’s a very interesting page, thanks a lot for your practice help. Blessings!!
You’re welcome!
It’s nice of you, but this list will not help for the reading section. The vocabulary questions are so much harder than the words on the list you made. Those would help on the writing section , yes! Anyway, thanks!!!
Thanks for the feedback! I’m glad we could help a bit. This list is meant to be the most common and most important academic words that you see and use on the TOEFL. They will be in the reading passages, as well as in the lectures and yes, in your essays, too! But you’re right that reading section vocabulary questions can include a wide range of words. We can’t make a list of all possible words that appear in those questions, because there are simply too many, but the most common ones—the most important ones—are here in this list. 🙂
thanks alot sweet 🙂
You’re welcome!
thanks a lot…really helps me…well done guys!!!
Thanks, Angelina!
Thanks a lot 🙂
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Really that’s awesome… it can help me easily to solve vocab questions…
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Thanks a lot!
You’re welcome. 🙂
Thank you so much
Thanks alot..
This is the most comprehensive TOEFL preparation site. Keep up the awesome work, guys!
Thank you very much!
Thanks alot
great job!
it can help those who prepares for TOEFL.
Thanks a lot for your help (y) Great job!
It’s so nice. Thanks!
Thank you very much, I really appreciate it.
Thank you ! so much magoosh.com. Really, it gave me comprehensively used words to boost my vocab following with its definitions. Great job guys!!!
Thank u so much Lucas 🙂
Dude ,Thanks a bundle
I wish all the luck in the world for you guys
thank you so much. you guys r really doing GREAT things. i appreciate it
THANK YOU!
I entered my mail id and name and later confirmed my mail id in order to get pdf. But, I am transferred to getdrip website which shows My Campaigns (or Magoosh Books) with status along with 2 options stating ‘Unsubscribe from all mailings’ & ‘Update my Subscription details’. However, I do not know how to access the pdf. Please help me.
Hi Anshul,
If you still are having trouble, please email help@magoosh.com and we will sort it out. 🙂
Of course I do need kind of improvement on vocabulary in order to achieve a high score at the Toefl IBT.Thanks a lot.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :3
I’m glad you’re enjoying our vocabulary PDF, Rushana. 🙂
Thanks a lot from the words that you shared in this site , how can we purchase the complete package of the TOEFL for self study , i am from Afghanistan
once again thanks
Hi Ahmadullah,
I’m so glad that our blog has been helpful! You can purchase the package here: https://toefl.magoosh.com/plans
If you have any questions about the payment or plan, you can send an email to our student support specialists at help@magoosh.com 🙂
I need the update list of TOEFL words . kindly request you to send me in the below email address.
Ahmadullah
from Afghanistan
Hi Ahmadullah,
We don’t generally publish personal contact info on our blog, so I deleted your email address from this comment. I wanted to let you know, however, that this PDF is the most updated one that we have…there is no other list! We tend to see the same words over and over on the TOEFL, so the list stays the same from year to year 🙂
Thank you very much for your excellent website and recommendations. Your notes made life live. Congrats.
Regards,
H. Rasouli, Iran
guys, you made my day
i wll have mastered this list by the end of this month
Glad to hear it, Haji! Best of luck, 🙂
How much time I have to spend on a 1-month study plan
Hi Kishore, if you follow our one month study plan, you can expect to study for 1-2 hours each day to complete the tasks for that day.