TOEFL & IELTS Speaking practice

Answer concise academic or campus interview questions. Today's interview prompt remains the free daily offer.

• ▸ What is one place on campus where you can concentrate well, and why does it work for you?
• ▸ Describe a campus activity you would recommend to a new student.

The model sentence stays hidden while you listen and record. Feedback checks pronunciation, pacing, word accuracy, and completeness.

• ▸ Six repeat items followed by five interview items
• ▸ A new deterministic practice sequence each day

Describe a topic using the bullet points on the card. You get one minute to prepare and one to two minutes to speak.

• ▸ Describe a journey that you remember well.
• ▸ Describe a meal that you really enjoyed.

Short, familiar-topic questions — hometown, work, hobbies. The warm-up that sets the tone for the whole test.

• ▸ Let's talk about your hometown. What do you like most about living there?
• ▸ Do you work or are you a student? Tell me a little about what you do.

Abstract, analytical follow-up questions for practising longer, more developed answers.

• ▸ How has the way people travel changed over the last few decades, and why do you think that is?
• ▸ Some people say that sharing a meal with others is important for building relationships. To what extent do you agree?

Practise every IELTS Speaking part in order. This shortened simulation is not the full 11–14 minute examiner-led test.

• ▸ Part 1: familiar-topic warm-up questions
• ▸ Part 2: the 2-minute long turn card