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Reading Practice
TOEFL & IELTS reading passages with timed practice. Build academic vocabulary and passage comprehension.
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35
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2
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Practice Exercises
Academic Passage #1 — Climate Change
Academic Passage #2 — Ancient Civilizations
Inference & Vocabulary Questions
🎯 Question Types You'll Face
Factual Information
Find specific details stated directly in the passage.
Inference
Draw conclusions that are implied but not stated.
Vocabulary in Context
Determine meaning of words from surrounding text.
Insert Text
Place a sentence in the correct position in the passage.
Prose Summary
Select main ideas to complete a summary table.
Rhetorical Purpose
Understand why the author mentions specific information.
💡 Tips
1Skim the passage first to get the main idea
2Read questions before reading in detail
3Look for keywords and paraphrases
4TOEFL 2026: 2 passages, 10 questions each
5Don't spend more than 2 minutes per question
6Eliminate obviously wrong answers first
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Listening Practice
Academic lectures, campus conversations, and note-taking strategies for TOEFL & IELTS.
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36
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5
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Practice Exercises
Campus Conversation #1
Academic Lecture — Biology
Academic Lecture — History
🎙 What You'll Hear
Campus Conversations
Student-professor or student-staff dialogues about academic life.
Academic Lectures
University-level lectures on science, history, arts, and social topics.
Class Discussions
Interactive lectures with student participation and Q&A.
💡 Tips
1Take notes while listening — focus on key words
2Focus on main ideas and supporting details
3Listen for signal words (however, therefore, in contrast)
4TOEFL 2026: adaptive difficulty based on performance
5Pay attention to the speaker's tone and emphasis
6Audio plays only once — stay focused throughout
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Writing Practice
Master integrated, independent, and academic discussion tasks for TOEFL & IELTS writing sections.
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300+
Target Words
0-5
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Practice Exercises
Integrated Task — Technology
Independent Task — Opinion Essay
Academic Discussion Task
📋 Task Breakdown
Integrated Writing
Read a passage, listen to a lecture, then write a response comparing the two. 20 minutes, ~200 words.
Academic Discussion
TOEFL 2026 new task: contribute to an online classroom discussion thread. 10 minutes, ~100 words.
Scoring Criteria
Organization, grammar, vocabulary variety, coherence, and task completeness are key scoring factors.
💡 Tips
1Plan before you write (5 minutes outlining)
2Use clear topic sentences per paragraph
3TOEFL 2026 new: Academic Discussion replaces Independent
4Aim for 300-400 words for integrated task
5Use transition words: furthermore, however, in addition
6Proofread for grammar and spelling in last 2 minutes
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Speaking Practice
Timed speaking tasks with scoring rubrics. Build fluency, pronunciation, and academic discourse skills.
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Tasks/Test
16
Minutes Total
45-60s
Response Time
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Score Range
Practice Exercises
Task 1 — Independent Opinion
Task 2 — Campus Situation
Task 3 — Academic Concept
🎤 Speaking Task Types
Task 1: Independent
Share your opinion on a familiar topic. 15 sec prep, 45 sec response.
Task 2: Campus
Read + listen about a campus situation, summarize the speaker's opinion.
Task 3: Academic
Read + listen about an academic concept, explain how the lecture illustrates it.
Task 4: Lecture Summary
Listen to a lecture and summarize key points using examples from the talk.
💡 Tips
1Use the preparation time wisely — jot down key points
2Organize: point → reason → example
3TOEFL 2026: 4 speaking tasks (1 independent + 3 integrated)
4Focus on fluency and clarity, not perfect accent
5Use connecting phrases: First, Additionally, In conclusion
6Record yourself and listen back to identify weak areas
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