Download a free practice PDF for each TOEFL section, in the format the TOEFL iBT has used since January 2026. Every PDF has answers with short explanations, and a link to the same section online, timed and scored.
One PDF per section. Each starts with how to use it and ends with the answers, and every page links to the same section online.
All three Reading tasks, with an answer key that explains every question.
PDF · 20 questions · answers and explanations · 365 KB
All four Listening tasks as scripts to read aloud, with an answer key.
PDF · 16 questions · answers and explanations · 428 KB
A full Writing section, with answers for Build a Sentence and sample responses.
PDF · 12 items · answers and explanations · 345 KB
A full Speaking section to practise aloud, with sample answers.
PDF · 11 items · answers and explanations · 334 KB
Try it
Build a Sentence is the first Writing task. Put the tiles in order to answer the first line: one tile is left over each time.
Sentence 1 of 3
Make an appropriate sentence.
Did you get the tickets for the concert?
Yes, blank 1 blank 2 blank 3 blank 4 last night.
Yes, I bought them online last night. Subject, verb, object: I bought them. “Last night” needs the past form, so “buy” is left over.
Sentence 2 of 3
Make an appropriate sentence.
Where should I put these boxes?
You blank 1 blank 2 blank 3 blank 4 the door.
You can leave them next to the door. After “can”, the verb takes its base form: can leave. “Next to” is one tile, so it stays together.
Sentence 3 of 3
Make an appropriate sentence.
Why are you studying in the hallway?
The library blank 1 blank 2 blank 3 blank 4 blank 5 in.
The library is too noisy to study in. “Too + adjective + to” says something stops you: too noisy to study in. “So” would need “that” after it.
0/3 sentences
Our advice, with why each step works. Paper is great for practice, as long as it’s close to how the test really works.
Time yourself. Knowing an answer and knowing it in time are different skills, and the real test is timed. Each PDF’s cover suggests a time to aim for.
Hear Listening once. Don’t read it. On the test you hear each recording once and never see it written, so reading a script trains a skill the test doesn’t ask for. Have a friend read it aloud, or read it once and cover it.
Speak out loud, and record yourself. Answers always sound smoother in your head. A recording shows the pauses and dropped words you won’t notice while you’re speaking.
Answer every question. A wrong answer costs you nothing more than that one point, so a guess can only help.
Read the why, not just the letter. Every answer comes with a short explanation. When you get one wrong, it shows you which trap caught you, so you can spot it next time.
Finish on screen, in the real format. Paper can’t adapt to you. On the real test, how you do in the first Reading and Listening module decides the second. The free online tests do that, and time you too.
Practising from a TOEFL PDF made before 2026
Use 2026-format material. The old Speaking tasks and the long essays are gone, and Reading and Listening have new tasks.
Reading the Listening scripts to yourself
Have them read aloud once, or read once and cover them, as close as paper gets to hearing a recording once.
Rewording a Listen and Repeat sentence so it sounds better
Say it back exactly, small words and endings too. A smooth version in your own words isn’t a repetition.
Leaving a Complete the Words word empty
Write your best guess. An empty word scores nothing, and a guess might score.
Writing a good email that skips one of the three tasks
Use the three tasks as your plan: one short paragraph for each, in order.
The PDFs follow this format on paper. The free online tests follow it on screen, with recordings you hear once and a timer.
| Section | Tasks | Items | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reading | Complete the Words, Read in Daily Life, Read an Academic Passage | 50 | ~30 min |
| Listening | Listen and Choose a Response, Listen to a Conversation, Listen to an Announcement, Listen to an Academic Talk | 47 | ~29 min |
| Writing | Build a Sentence, Write an Email, Write for an Academic Discussion | 12 | ~23 min |
| Speaking | Listen and Repeat, Take an Interview | 11 | ~8 min |
Source: ETS, TOEFL iBT test content, checked 28 October 2026. Reading and Listening adapt to you, so times and items can vary a little.
Yes. The 4 PDFs on this page follow the format the TOEFL iBT has used since January 2026, with every task type in each section, plus answers and short explanations. They’re free to download and print, with no sign-up.
No. Every item was written by GoodMocks for practice, in the same format as the real test, and none of it is copied from ETS. For ETS’s own materials, go to ets.org.
The test changed in January 2026. Speaking is now Listen and Repeat and Take an Interview, the old essays became Build a Sentence, Write an Email and an Academic Discussion, and Reading and Listening have new, shorter tasks. A PDF made before then practises tasks you won’t see.
The Speaking and Writing PDFs have every item of a real section. The Reading and Listening PDFs are shorter sets with one of every task: 20 reading questions against 50 on the real test, and 16 listening questions against 47 on the real test. For a full-length, timed section, take the free test online.
Ask a friend to read the scripts at the back aloud, once each, while you answer. On your own, read a script once, cover it, then answer. On the test you hear each recording once, so don’t replay or reread it.
You can count your right answers in Reading, Listening and Build a Sentence. ETS doesn’t publish how right answers turn into a band, so the PDF doesn’t pretend to. For a band score from 1.0 to 6.0, take the section online.
Take a free practice test with recordings you hear once and a timer, scored on the 1.0–6.0 band scale. No account needed.
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