All four skills
Four-skill TOEFL practice
TOEFL preparation
Build Reading, Listening, Writing, and Speaking skills in one connected workspace, then use saved results to plan the next practice session.
TOEFL planning
TOEFL Study Roadmap Generator
Turn your target score, exam date, weak areas, and daily study time into a saved rule-based plan.Vocabulary review
AI Flashcards
Create flashcards from an essay, speaking transcript, PDF, or topic, then review with spaced repetition and optional account sync.Focused retry
Mistake Notebook
Review recurring Speaking, Writing, Listening, and Reading patterns and turn them into a focused next drill.One connected practice loop
What you can practise in each TOEFL skill
Reading
Practise academic passages and evidence-based question types with deterministic local answer-key scoring.
Listening
Work through original lecture and campus-conversation audio sets, then review answers and evidence.
Writing
Get feedback on Academic Discussion responses plus classic integrated reading-and-lecture drills.
Speaking
Build delivery and topic-development skills with timed independent and integrated speaking drills.
Practice status: The TOEFL iBT format changed on January 21, 2026. Intellecta is not affiliated with or endorsed by ETS, and this independent library includes classic task drills rather than a full simulation of the current test.
TOEFL Preparation
TOEFL Reading Practice & Instant Grader
Get instant feedback and explanations for TOEFL Reading tasks.TOEFL Preparation
TOEFL Writing Checker & Grader
Check and grade TOEFL essays instantly with AI.Focused preparation
How to use TOEFL Preparation tools
Build TOEFL Reading, Listening, Writing, and Speaking skills with original practice sets, focused feedback, study plans, and saved review.
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1 · Choose
Start with one skill
Open the four-skill centre and start a random test in the skill that needs the most attention.
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2 · Practise
Provide complete context
Complete the task honestly. Reading and Listening autosave; Writing and Speaking need complete task context.
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3 · Review
Use feedback for the next attempt
Review the evidence, save recurring mistakes, then retry the weakest pattern or continue your roadmap.