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Exam ~8 weeks · 20 min/day

TOEFL preparation

Four skills, weekly practice, honest reports.

Practise the TOEFL task types — conversations, announcements, academic talks and passages, plus sentence-building, summary writing and timed speaking — with a weekly practice paper and a raw-accuracy report. These are Learnidia's own study sets, not an official ETS test.

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What you'll be able to do
  • Follow conversations, announcements and short academic talks for the details that matter
  • Read daily-life and academic passages and answer from evidence in the text
  • Build accurate sentences and write a clear summary of what you heard or read
  • Speak on a familiar topic with a beginning, some development and a close
  • Track raw accuracy every week and see which skill needs the most work
How Learnidia teaches it
  • Guided conversation practice in every lesson.
  • Weekly plan tailored to your level and goals.
  • Spaced-repetition review of vocabulary and grammar.
  • Certificate on completion.

Course modules

Module 1

Listening

Campus conversations, announcements and academic talks, each with explained questions.

Module 2

Reading

Daily-life notices and academic passages, from library bookings to research summaries.

Module 3

Writing

Sentence building, word-form practice and summary writing with model answers.

Module 4

Speaking

Timed topic responses with structure coaching and self-check descriptors.

Module 5

Weekly paper & report

A mixed practice paper each week and a raw-accuracy report — not an estimated official score.

Lessons in this course

20 interactive lessons with guided practice and instant marking.

  1. Lesson 1 · B2
    How the TOEFL test is built
    Know the four sections and the 2026 task types.
  2. Lesson 2 · B2
    Answer from the text or recording
    Every answer is already in the material.
  3. Lesson 3 · B2
    Write with three purposes
    Problem, effect, request — in that order.
  4. Lesson 4 · B2
    Speak in three parts
    Open, develop, close.
  5. Lesson 5 · B2
    Listening — what the section actually asks for
    Know the three listening texts before you train for them.
  6. Lesson 6 · B2
    Conversations — follow the change of plan
    Track who wants what, and what moves.
  7. Lesson 7 · B2
    Announcements — catch the detail that moves
    Times, places and rules change on purpose.
  8. Lesson 8 · B2
    Academic talks — follow the argument
    A short lecture has one claim and a few supports.
  9. Lesson 9 · B2
    Reading — daily-life texts and academic passages
    Two very different texts, two different reading speeds.
  10. Lesson 10 · B2
    Answer from the text, not from the world
    Every correct answer is already on the page.
  11. Lesson 11 · B2
    Word form and completion — finish the word
    Grammar tells you the shape before you know the word.
  12. Lesson 12 · B2
    Yes/no and inference — what the text will not say for you
    Some questions ask whether the text supports a claim.
  13. Lesson 13 · B2
    Build a sentence — word order under time
    Every word must be used, exactly once.
  14. Lesson 14 · B2
    Write an email — cover all three purposes
    Problem, effect, request. In that order.
  15. Lesson 15 · B2
    Academic discussion — answer, then extend
    Take a position and push it one step further.
  16. Lesson 16 · B2
    Language control — the two-minute review
    Errors are cheap to remove and expensive to leave.
  17. Lesson 17 · B2
    Read aloud — chunking, not reading
    Smooth and steady beats expressive.
  18. Lesson 18 · B2
    Repeat sentence — hold the meaning, not the sound
    Memory keeps ideas three times longer than echoes.
  19. Lesson 19 · B2
    Describe image — topic, data, takeaway
    Four sentences is a complete answer.
  20. Lesson 20 · B2
    Respond to a situation — and score yourself honestly
    Structure is visible in the first ten seconds.

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