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2026 format · Updated October 2026

Free TOEFL iBT Practice Tests (2026 Format)

Practice all four skills with original questions. Get instant Reading and Listening scores, then clear AI feedback on your writing and speaking. Start Test 1 free, without signing up.

  • Timed like the 2026 test
  • Test 1 needs no sign-up
  • Band 1–6, CEFR and 0–120

Sample report · Test 1

CEFRB2

4.5/ 6

Overall band

83 / 120 equivalent

  • Reading4.5
  • Listening4.5
  • Writing4.5
  • Speaking4.0

Listen and Repeat · word by word

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Example figures. Your report shows your own estimated scores.

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TOEFL iBT Practice Test 1

ReadingListeningWritingSpeaking
Questions
100 questions / tasks
Time
Allow about 2 hours

Sleep and Memory, The Domestication of the Horse, Bioluminescence in the Deep Sea, The Champagne Fairs, Why Leaves Change Color, The First Public Libraries · Urban Heat Islands, The Spacing Effect, Ultramarine Blue, Hibernation · Hiking club email, Free public transportation vs. better service · Campus Fitness Center / Learning new skills

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TOEFL iBT Practice Test 2

ReadingListeningWritingSpeaking
Questions
100 questions / tasks
Time
Allow about 2 hours

Monarch Butterfly Migration, Moving the Statues of Rapa Nui, Tidal Energy, The Return of Whales to the Sea, The Dust Bowl, How Penguins Stay Warm, How Bread Rises, Early Postal Systems · How Caves Form, The Decoy Effect, Why Venus Is So Hot, Why We Yawn · Damaged library book email, Courses outside your major · Student Health Center / Technology and daily life

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TOEFL iBT Practice Test 3

ReadingListeningWritingSpeaking
Questions
100 questions / tasks
Time
Allow about 2 hours

The Spread of Coffee, Printing in East Asia, Mangrove Forests, The Beginnings of Agriculture, From Continental Drift to Plate Tectonics, How Rainbows Form, Why Cats Purr, The History of the Bicycle · Fast Mapping in Word Learning, The Silk Road Network, Keystone Species, Why the Sky Is Blue · Broken heater email, Part-time jobs for students · Campus Art Museum / Travel and new places

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How it works

From first attempt to a focused study plan

  1. Step 1

    Take a timed test

    Four sections in the 2026 order, with the same task types, timers and adaptive second module.

  2. Step 2

    Get your estimated band

    Reading and Listening score instantly. Writing and Speaking add AI and pronunciation feedback.

  3. Step 3

    Fix what holds you back

    Review wrong answers, word-by-word pronunciation and writing corrections, then practice that section.

Free speaking demo

Hear it. Repeat it. See your feedback.

Try Listen and Repeat in sentence mode. Get a task score and word-by-word pronunciation feedback, with available phoneme scores. Interview responses in full tests score in the background and may take 30–60 seconds.

What you get back

“Please submit the form before the office closes.”

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  • Clear
  • Needs practice
  • Missed

Example feedback. Open a word in your result to see its phoneme scores.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is it free?

Test 1 and its four section practices are free to start without an account. Tests 2 and 3 are previewable; Sprint, Monthly and Prep Pass unlock all full-length tests and section practices.

How is speaking scored?

Listen and Repeat receives word and pronunciation feedback. Interview responses are evaluated for relevance, fluency, pronunciation and language use. Listen and Repeat uses live sentence scoring. Interview recordings upload immediately and score in the background after section submission; interviews may take 30–60 seconds. Failed scores can be retried without credits.

How close is it to the real test?

These original practice questions follow the 2026 task types and timed section structure. Reading and Listening use a practice routing rule for a second module. This is an independent simulation, not an official ETS test or its calibrated adaptive algorithm.

What is the new 1–6 band?

The report shows estimated section and overall bands on a 1–6 scale in half-band steps, alongside a 0–30 section and 0–120 total comparison. These estimates cannot replace an official TOEFL score.

How long should I allow?

Set aside about two hours for the full practice, including setup, instructions and transitions. Section timers follow the configured test. You can also choose one section for a shorter session.

Do I need to sign up for Test 1?

No sign-up is required to start Test 1 or view its score summary. A verified account unlocks detailed feedback and lets you keep a practice history.

What equipment do I need?

Use a current browser with speakers or headphones and a microphone. Run the system check before starting. Recordings are uploaded for scoring; use the same browser to resume an anonymous attempt.

When will I see my scores?

Reading, Listening and sentence-building are checked when you request section scoring. Writing is evaluated by AI. Listen and Repeat scores return after each recording. Interview scores arrive asynchronously, and the report refreshes until submitted responses finish. The overall band appears after all four sections are scored.