Reading · Listening · Speaking · Writing

TOEFL iBT practice test

The four sections on their real clocks, with the integrated Speaking tasks that most practice tools skip — and each one on the preparation window ETS actually publishes for it, because preparation time is what runs out on the integrated tasks.

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The format we run on

Reading
35 minutes · 20 questions · 2 passages
Listening
36 minutes · 28 questions
Speaking
16 minutes · 4 tasks
Writing
29 minutes · 2 tasks

Reported as0–120, four sections of 30

What you get, section by section

Generated for your attempt, every attempt. Nothing here is a stored paper being handed round.

Reading

Two academic passages paced at 105 seconds a question, which is 35 minutes across 20 — not the IELTS pace with a TOEFL label on it. Every answer carries the line that proves it.

Listening

Lectures and conversations, timed by the recording itself.

Speaking

All four tasks: the independent one and all three integrated. Each runs on its own published window rather than a single invented pair of numbers.

Writing

The integrated task and Writing for an Academic Discussion, both marked criterion by criterion with your own sentences quoted back.

The Speaking clock, task by task

Taken from the published format and held to it. A clock that is generous by thirty seconds trains a habit that costs marks on the day.

TaskPrepareAnswer
Task 1 — Independent15 s45 s
Task 2 — Integrated · Campus situation30 s60 s
Task 3 — Integrated · Academic course30 s60 s
Task 4 — Integrated · Academic lecture20 s60 s

Task 4 gives 20 seconds, not 30

Tasks 2 and 3 give 30 seconds to prepare because there was a reading to digest as well as a recording. Task 4 gives 20, because there was no reading. Practising Task 4 with 30 seconds rehearses a task that does not exist, and preparation time is precisely what runs out on the integrated tasks — which is why they are the ones people fail.

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Questions, answered

Is the TOEFL practice free?

Yes. One section practice a day plus two writing and two speaking evaluations a month, with explanations and evidence for every answer. No card, no expiry.

Does it include the integrated Speaking tasks?

Yes, all three, each on its own published preparation window. They are the tasks candidates lose marks on and the ones most practice material leaves out.

Are these real past TOEFL papers?

No. Everything is generated for your attempt, so there is no answer key in circulation and nobody else's copyrighted material is reproduced.

How accurate is the score?

It is a practice estimate, stated as one on every result, built against the published rubrics and shown with the reasoning. It is not an official ETS score and no practice tool can produce one.

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