TOEFL success is a ladder, not a trick. Each step below builds the next, and each links to the part of this site that trains it. Work from your current step upward; skip a step and the ones above it wobble.
1. Foundation
General English base: core sentences, sounds, everyday words.
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2. Academic English
The language of lectures and textbooks: formal vocabulary, complex sentences, signposting.
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3. Vocabulary
Academic Word List families, collocations, word parts — learned in context.
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4. Grammar
The 58-lesson course, A1 to C1 — accuracy that writing and speaking scores depend on.
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5. Reading
Passage strategies for the adaptive modules: skimming, inference, vocabulary in context.
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6. Listening
One-chance listening: gist first, notes for detail, attitude and organization.
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7. Speaking
Listen and Repeat accuracy + structured interview answers.
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8. Writing
Build a Sentence, Email, and Academic Discussion — planned, written, self-edited.
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9. Integrated Skills
Tasks that combine skills, the way academic life does.
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10. Timed Practice
Every question type under real clocks, with mistake analysis after each set.
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11. Full Mock Tests
Complete simulations in test order and timing — then a written error report.
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