TOEFL Prep, Free — Practice, Tips & AI Tutoring

Prep for the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) free with Appmo's AI tutor: what's tested, timed practice, common mistakes to avoid, and instant feedback. Each of four sections is scored 0–30 for a total out of 120. Competitive US programs often want 90–100+.

The TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) is the English proficiency test most trusted by US universities — accepted by more than 12,000 institutions in over 160 countries. Appmo generates TOEFL practice questions, explains every answer, and drills the TOEFL sections where you keep losing marks.

Each of four sections is scored 0–30 for a total out of 120. Competitive US programs often want 90–100+.

What's on the TOEFL

• Reading — academic passages with detail, inference, and vocabulary questions
• Listening — lectures and conversations, testing note-taking and main ideas
• Speaking — short spoken responses, some combining reading, listening, and speaking
• Writing — an integrated essay plus a discussion-board-style academic response

What to focus your TOEFL prep on

• The integrated tasks that combine reading, listening, and speaking or writing
• Note-taking strategy for the Listening section, where memory alone isn't enough
• Templates and timing for the Speaking responses (they're short and fast)
• Academic vocabulary and essay structure scored to the TOEFL rubric

Common TOEFL mistakes

TOEFL rewards structure and speed. Candidates lose points by rambling in Speaking (each response is under a minute), by not taking usable notes in Listening, and by writing essays that are long but disorganized. Because it's computer-based and integrated, unfamiliarity with the task format costs more than weak English. Appmo runs you through each task type until the format is second nature.