TOEFL® Speaking mock test for the 2026 format
Listen and Repeat, then Take an Interview: 11 questions in about 8 minutes, timed like the real section. You get an estimated 1–6 band and a word-by-word check of every sentence. The first test is free.
Campus bookstore: textbook collection
Listen, then say it back word for word. You have up to 10 seconds. The voice is synthetic. No account needed, 3 tries a day.
Listen to the sentence first.
What the mock test is, in one table
| Format | Listen and Repeat (7 sentences) followed by Take an Interview (4 questions), the two task types in the TOEFL iBT Speaking section since January 21, 2026. |
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| Time | About 8 minutes, the same as the real section. You speak for about 4 of them. |
| Scoring | Each answer is scored 0–5. The section score is reported on the new 1–6 scale in half-band steps. Every sentence and every interview answer gets its own score in the report. |
| Report | An estimated band with a range, the one habit costing you the most, a word-by-word check of all 7 sentences, and notes on each interview answer: development, fluency, language, and whether you repeated the question’s wording. |
| Free | Your first full TOEFL mock test and its report are free. No card needed. |
| You need | A computer with Chrome, Edge or Safari and a microphone. Headphones help. |
| Questions | Written by us from ETS’s public task descriptions. We don’t use official sample questions or leaked test content. |
| What it isn’t | A practice estimate, not an official TOEFL score. Ashore is not affiliated with or endorsed by ETS. |
11 questions, timed like the real section
ETS gives 8 to 12 seconds to repeat each sentence and 45 seconds for each interview answer. Our mock test uses 8, 8, 10, 10, 10, 12, 12 seconds for the 7 sentences, longer as the sentences get longer. The bars are drawn to scale.
Short to long. Answer time grows from 8 to 12 seconds.
45 seconds each. Starts with your own experience, then moves to bigger issues.
Drawn to scale. Answer limits are the ones our mock test uses; ETS gives 8 to 12 seconds for each sentence.
What the report looks like
An estimated band with a range, for example 4.0–4.5. ETS has not published how the 11 raw scores become a 1–6 band, so we do not show a single exact number. The report below uses sample data.
About 20–24 on the old 0–30 scale · target 4.5, 0.5 to go
Dropping small words. 6 of 7 sentences lost a the, to or has, so none of them reached 5.
Students who want to join the hiking club should sign up at the front desk on by Friday.
Two missing “the”, and “by” became “on”: “before Friday” turned into “on Friday”. The meaning changed, so it’s a 3, not a 4.
Some people say universities shouldn’t schedule classes before 9 a.m. Do you agree?
- Development
- Only one reason and no example. One story about your own early class fills the 45 seconds.
- Fluency
- 4 pauses longer than 2 seconds, all while thinking of the next sentence.
- Language
- more easier easier; I am agree I agree
- Copying
- The first sentence repeated the question word for word. The rubric lists that under a 2.
Each interview answer comes with two model answers, at about a 4 and about a 5.5, and a button to answer it again.
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Questions about the TOEFL Speaking mock test
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