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Practice for the 2026 TOEFL iBT task formats

Know the tasks.
Own your
practice.

Get familiar with Reading, Listening, and Writing through focused, timed exercises. Build a session around one skill—or follow a complete practice path.

Fresh material by defaultSaved progressReview after submission
An open book, blue headphones, and papers arranged as a creative study desk.READ.
LISTEN.
WRITE.
YOUR NEXT SESSIONA clear path from start to review.See how practice works ↗
420original exercises & prompts
10task formats to work on
200Listening recordings
3sections, one study space
A session that fits your day

A few minutes.
Or the full practice path.

You don’t need to spend your study time deciding how to study.

THE COMPLETE PATH

One start.
Four sections.

We automatically assemble Reading, Listening, Writing, then Speaking. Check your sound, settle in, and work through all four sections.

Start mixed practice ↗About 90 minutes · Four sections · Automatic scores
  1. Reading50 items
    30 min
  2. Listening47 items
    29 min
  3. Writing12 items/tasks
    23 min
  4. Speaking11 items
    8 min
Get a feel for the work

Familiar tasks.
A focused place to do them.

See what practice feels like before you start. Try the reading example or writing editor below.

Read it. Find the detail.

Move between questions while the passage stays beside you. Practice missing words, everyday messages, and academic passages.

Practice reading →
Reading · format preview
Read in Daily Life · Try an example
MESSAGE

A change of plans

Hi Jamie,

Our study group will meet on Thursday at 2 p.m. this week, instead of Friday. The library room stays the same.

See you there!
Alex

When will the study group meet?
Choose an answer to see how explanations work.

Illustrative preview. Real attempts reveal feedback after submission.

Make the review count

The answer is
just the start.

Find the detail you missed. Understand the sentence that didn’t fit. Give your next response a clearer structure.

  • Answers with a reason.Objective keys and explanations help you revisit the work.
  • Feedback for your next response.Receive estimated Writing and Speaking scores with specific next steps.
  • A next step you can choose.Focus on another task, start fresh, or explicitly replay seen material.
Practice, then review →
EXAMPLE · READING REVIEW

What changed in the message?

The study group moved to Thursday.

Example submitted answerFriday at 2 p.m.
Correct answerThursday at 2 p.m.
WHY THIS ANSWER?

The phrase “instead of Friday” signals that the original plan has changed. The new time is Thursday at 2 p.m.

Raw objective accuracy. Writing and Speaking estimated grades stay separate.

Your work, kept together

Less admin.
More attention.

Pick up your practice.

Your dashboard puts saved attempts within reach. Resume across browsers with the same account.

Deadlines continue while you are away.

Keep fresh material fresh.

Previously started exercises stay out of your unseen pool. Repeat only when you choose replay.

No silent recycling or shortened mixed forms.

Focus on the current task.

A clear timer, readable passages, and simple controls keep the work in front of you.

Future stages stay hidden. Finished stages lock.

A place for your attempts. A clear way to continue.

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From “where do I start?” to getting started

Your next session,
in three steps.

All the details →
  1. 01

    Choose your session.

    One exercise or automatically assembled mixed practice. See the scope and timing before you commit.

  2. 02

    Give it your attention.

    Work through the timed tasks. Check the save status as you go; resume from your dashboard if you leave.

  3. 03

    Take something forward.

    Submit to unlock objective explanations and Listening transcripts. Writing and Speaking scoring starts automatically when available; we email you when your estimates are ready. Self-review is optional.

Before you settle in

Good questions.
Clear answers.

Know what’s included and what to expect.

More about the practice →
Is this a complete TOEFL test?

Mixed practice simulates all four sections: Reading, Listening, Writing, and Speaking. The form uses fixed modules rather than adaptive routing. Your estimated score appears after submission; we email your full results once Writing and Speaking are ready.

Can I practice for just a few minutes?

Yes. Choose a specific exercise instead of mixed practice. Reading and sentence-building sets can be kept short; Email takes seven minutes and Academic Discussion ten.

What feedback will I get?

Your estimated score, answer review, and feedback. Reading and Listening are scored immediately; Writing and Speaking are estimated automatically. We email your full results when ready. Scores are practice estimates, not official TOEFL scores.

Can I pick up where I left off?

Saved answers and deadlines stay with your account. Resume an attempt from your dashboard, including in another browser. The timer keeps running while you are away, and changes count as saved only when the server confirms them.

Will fresh practice repeat material?

Fresh practice excludes exercises you have already started, including abandoned attempts. Starting reserves material across your devices. If there is not enough unseen material, we explain the shortage; replay is an explicit choice.

What do I need before I start?

An account and a browser. Listening and mixed practice include a simple sound check for your headphones or speakers. Speaking and mixed practice also include a microphone check. Listening uses synthetic voices; the expanded audio library is still undergoing human listening review.

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