Free TOEFL Listening Practice
Practice all 4 current Listening task types with original TOEFL-style questions.
4 Listening task types
See what you’ll practice
Choose a Response
Listen to a short prompt and choose the response that fits best.
How this task works Start freeListen to an Announcement
Follow practical details in a campus-style announcement.
How this task works Start freeListen to a Conversation
Understand everyday academic and campus conversations.
How this task works Start freeListen to an Academic Talk
Listen for the ideas and support in an academic talk.
How this task works Start freeHow to practice
Listen for purpose, then check the detail.
Listening practice is not one kind of question. A short spoken prompt calls for a natural reply; a longer announcement, conversation, or academic talk asks you to keep track of purpose, key details, and how ideas connect.
For short prompts, compare the replies against the speaker's intent. For longer audio, note the main point first, then check dates, reasons, and examples against what you heard. The images above show the actual practice workspace; the example here is separately written for this page.
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