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TOEFL Mock Test

• Reading  #20  #5

• Listening  #20  #2

• Writing  #20  #7

• Speaking  #20  #19  #4

TOEFL Writing

• 2026 TOEFL Writing: Your Guide to 5+

• Sentence building: Word order flowchart for interrogative sentences

• Sentence building: ETS #1

• Sentence building: ETS #2

• Sentence building: ETS #3

• Sentence building: ETS #4

• Sentence building: ETS #5

• Sentence building: ETS #6

• Sentence building: ETS #7

• Sentence building: Noun clauses used in indirect questions

• Sentence building: Word order for negative sentences

• Sentence building: Why Wh- Words Don't Always Go to the Front: The "Know" vs. "Think" Rule

• Sentence building: Indirect questions with How Many and How Much 

• Email: Challenging Official ETS prompt: Write an email to the digital marketing presenter

• Email: Student email feedback

• Email: The Exact Tone You Need for Criticizing and Giving Advice

• Email: the Right Tone: How to Demand Your Rights Without Sounding Desperate or Aggressive

 

• Academic discussion: How to organize your response: Moving Beyond "In-Your-Face" Templates

• Academic discussion: ETS Sample responses

• Academic discussion: Mandatory volunteering

• Academic discussion: Free public transportation

• Academic Discussion: Sample Responses on Public Policy Questions

• Academic Discussion: University courses required for general education

• Academic Discussion: Is tourism promotion to remote places good or bad?

• Academic discussion: Essay Feedback on Investing on Current Employees

• Academic discussion Essay feedback on Mental health

• Academic Discussion: Essay feedback on how to utilize urban spaces (organization question)

• Academic Discussion Essay Feedback: Is Technology Overall Positive for Society?

• Academic discussion: Essay feedback: Is seniority rule fair

• Academic discussion: Why Many TOEFL Academic Discussion Response Templates Are Bad: Use Them and Lose Scores! 

• Academic discussion: The Ultimate TOEFL Essay Killer: Agreeing With Both Students Makes Your Writing Inconsistent! 

• Grammar for writing: Subject verb agreement in number

• Grammar for writing:  How a Simple Article ("The") Fixes the Repetition Problem

• Grammar for writing: Use Participle Phrases for Advanced Sentences and Improved Sentence Variety Scores

• Grammar for writing: Run-ons and sentence fragments

TOEFL Speaking

• 2026 TOEFL Speaking: Strategies to score 5 and beyond

• TOEFL Speaking Listen and Repeat: Practicing Connected speech for fluency

• Listen and repeat: Stress compound words correctly  

• Listen and repeat: Rhythm practice

• Listen and repeat: Memory tips or How to remember words better

• Listen and repeat: Practice with official ETS sample audio 

• Interview: Questions on successful government

• Interview: How to structure your interview response 

• Interview: question “Is the process more important than the result”

• How ETS rates your Interview responses (scored ETS sample responses)

TOEFL Listening

• 2026 TOEFL Listening Strategies for a 5.5 score

• Listening traps

• ETS #

• Listening strategies for academic lecture

TOEFL Reading

• 2026 TOEFL Reading: Strategies for Score 5 and Beyond

Pronunciation

• Why you must learn IPA pronunciation

• Standard American English Pronunciation

Vowels

• How many vowels are there in standard American English

• Vowel pairs that can sond the same to nonnative speakers:vowel diagram 

• Front high vowel /i/ and /ɪ/ comparison

• Front low vowel /ɛ/ and /æ/ comparison (Note: also fixed the typo in "and")

• Back high vowel /u/ and /ʊ/ comparison

• Back low vowel /ɔ/ and /ɑ/ comparison

• Diphthongs ending with /ɪ/

• Dipthongs ending with /ʊ/ 

Consonants

Connected Speech

Prosody: Stress and Intonation

Vocabulary

Grammar