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This page is for practising TOEFL iBT Speaking prompts with AI feedback on fluency, pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, and task completion.
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Practise current TOEFL iBT Speaking task types with AI speaking practice: Listen and Repeat, Take an Interview, recorded responses, pronunciation, fluency, and preparation feedback.
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Exam System
ETS (Educational Testing Service)
Language
English
Total Speaking Time
Approx. 8 min base
Exam Components
2 tasks
Exam practice answers
TOEFL iBT Speaking practice answers
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Exam guides
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Language practice
Language pages focus on general speaking practice, pronunciation, vocabulary, and fluency.
Official ETS source check
TOEFL iBT Speaking format to verify
ETS updated public TOEFL iBT content and scoring for 2026. LearnLingo.ai provides independent preparation practice and points learners back to ETS for current booking, scoring and policy rules.
Verified format notes
- Current ETS TOEFL iBT content lists two Speaking task types: Listen and Repeat, and Take an Interview.
- The ETS test-content table lists Speaking as 11 items with an approximate base time of 8 minutes; directions are not included and adaptive test time may vary.
- ETS says TOEFL iBT Speaking responses are recorded through a microphone in academic and campus-related situations.
- ETS says no specialised background knowledge is required and learners may hear native-speaker English accents from North America, the U.K., New Zealand or Australia.
- As of January 21, 2026, TOEFL iBT score reports use a 1-6 scale in half-point increments, with four section scores and an overall score.
- For a two-year transition period after January 2026, ETS says test takers also receive a comparable overall score on the 0-120 scale.
- ETS does not set passing or failing scores; each institution sets its own requirements.
Practice boundary
- Use LearnLingo.ai to practise voice-only Listen and Repeat accuracy, interview response structure, academic/campus topic confidence and recovery from unclear prompts.
- LearnLingo.ai uses independently authored preparation items, not official, ETS-owned, leaked, copied, remembered or predicted TOEFL items.
- LearnLingo.ai feedback is readiness coaching only; it is not an official TOEFL score, score prediction, certification, affiliation claim, acceptance decision, or result-delivery service.
- Check ETS and your receiving institution for current task wording, score interpretation, registration, retake, score-reporting and acceptance rules.
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What you will practise
Listen and Repeat
•Listen for meaning, stress and rhythm before speaking.
•Repeat the sentence clearly in one controlled response.
•Review pronunciation, pacing and word accuracy after recording.
Take an Interview
•Answer interview-style prompts directly with a clear main point.
•Support answers with examples from study, work or daily life.
•Use preparation feedback to improve clarity, grammar, vocabulary and response structure.
High-Frequency Topics
Short academic sentences
Campus-life sentences
Word endings
Sentence stress
Rhythm and pacing
Study habits
Campus services
Academic experiences
Personal opinions
Common preparation mistakes
- !Using older independent/integrated TOEFL Speaking task scripts instead of current task-type practice.
- !Repeating only part of a Listen and Repeat sentence or changing word order.
- !Speaking too quickly into the microphone and losing final consonants or sentence rhythm.
- !Answering interview prompts with one-word answers, memorised templates, or unsupported claims.
- !Treating practice feedback as an official TOEFL score, score prediction, acceptance decision, or certification.
- !Dropped word endings
Why learners choose our AI exam tutor
Format-aware practice
Prompts follow the main TOEFL iBT Speaking task structure with timing and preparation notes.
Practice feedback
AI feedback reviews pronunciation, grammar, fluency and topic development after each attempt.
Extended practice sessions
Repeat difficult tasks, build confidence, and track readiness with detailed analytics.
Levels Covered
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