Free interactive course · 2026 format
Free TOEFL Speaking Practice
Practise both TOEFL speaking tasks: repeat sentences and answer interview questions. Listen, record, and check your answers.
For full TOEFL iBT Home format, scoring, and setup rules, read the TOEFL iBT Home guide.
35 sentences across 5 scenarios16 questions across 4 topics3 guided simulations
For learners who can answer everyday questions in English. One short session a day.
Use a phone or computer with sound. A microphone lets you record; you can also speak aloud.
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2026 TOEFL iBT Speaking
Speaking Question Types
The Speaking section has two tasks. Start with either one, then combine them in an 11-item simulation.
About 8 minutes · 11 items
Your study dashboard
14-Day TOEFL Speaking Study Plan
Follow one session a day. Mark each day when you finish.
Plan progress
0 of 14 days
Day 5
First interview
Complete the Smartphones topic: hear each question once, answer in 45 seconds, and download one early recording.
Open sessionDay 6
Event and life
On Reading habits, practise describing a past event and your usual routine.
Open sessionDay 9
Opinion answers
On Social media, practise agree/disagree questions with a reason and example.
Open sessionDay 14
Final comparison
Answer your saved early question again. Download the new recording and compare it with the file you saved on Day 5.
Open session
Ready to combine both tasks?
Try both speaking tasks
Combine seven repeat items and four interview questions in guided simulations with timed responses. You control the gaps between items.
Choose what to practise
Start with repeating if you lose words. Choose interview practice if you need help developing answers. Then combine both in a simulation.
Listen and Repeat
Take an Interview
Speaking practice tests
Help with practice
Completion progress is saved in this browser when storage is available. Recordings are not uploaded by this site. Download them before changing items or leaving; simulation recordings last until you restart or leave.
Is the audio official TOEFL audio?
No. It uses a voice supplied by your browser, so the sound can vary between devices. Use ETS samples too.
What if the audio or microphone does not work?
Check your volume and browser permissions. If audio is unavailable, reveal the text and ask someone to read it. Without a microphone, speak aloud and use the review notes.
Does completed mean I am ready for the test?
No. It means you marked the activity or moved through it. Listen back, find one issue, and try again with your own answer.
Can I practise alone?
Yes. Listen, answer aloud, and compare your recording with the notes. A partner can also tell you which parts were hard to follow.