While the original 2001 book is out of print, Pearson has since released newer editions (2007, 2014, 2018). This means the 2001 copyright is largely expired in terms of commercial enforcement, but it is technically still protected.

| Feature | Longman 2001 PDF | Official ETS Guide (2025) | Free Online Apps | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Free (PDF) | $40+ | Free (with ads) | | Grammar Depth | Excellent (600+ exercises) | Poor (50 exercises) | Very Poor | | Speaking Practice | None | Excellent | Average | | Integrated Tasks | None | Excellent | Good | | Total Questions | 1,500+ | 600 | 200 | | Audio Included | Rarely (must find seperately) | Yes (Code in book) | Yes (streaming) |

For nearly two decades, the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) has been the gold standard for measuring non-native speakers’ ability to use and understand English in an academic setting. As the test evolved from paper-based (PBT) to computer-based (CBT) and finally to the current internet-based test (iBT), a few preparatory books became legendary. Among the most sought-after—especially for its structured, no-nonsense approach—is the .

Use this PDF as a . Do not use it as your only source. For listening, you need an audio source. For speaking, you need a modern template.

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