The New TOEFL 2026 and the TOEIC Exams: 2-in-1 Course Bundle

This lecture overviews the dialogues section of the TOEFL listening test, detailing four-to-five sentence dialogues, two questions per dialogue, two conversations per module, and strategies like concentration and brief note-taking.

Practice listening to TOEFL conversations with note-taking tips for dates, times, and places. Explore two dialogues, including oversleeping and scheduling a staff meeting with paralegals.

Explore what a carbon footprint is, how daily activities—from energy use to diet and travel—shape greenhouse gas emissions, and practical steps to reduce them individually and systemically.

Explore the spotlight effect, a cognitive bias that makes people overestimate others' attention to our appearance or behavior, and learn how self-consciousness and egocentrism shape it.

Explore how to use ChatGPT to improve writing by iteratively focusing on content and organization first, then language, through a step-by-step drafting process with prompts, feedback, and revisions.

Master TOEFL writing basics by completing dialogues in the building a sentence task, writing an email, and writing for an academic discussion, practicing question forms and noun and adjective clauses.

Learn the basic English question structure: wh word, auxiliary, subject, and main verb, with examples; understand how to form yes–no questions and how wh words require noun phrases.

Explore noun clauses part 2, covering whether and if for yes-no questions, the optional or not, and how that and the fact that express certainty and clarity.

Practice build-a-sentence with timed sets, answering TOEFL-style questions under two minutes for five questions, covering wh-forms, noun clauses, and reduced noun clauses.

Practice writing a timed seven-minute email to customer service about a delayed online textbook order, explaining why you bought it and requesting a status update or refund.

Use ai to practice speaking for the TOEFL, choosing one topic, using voice mode, and answering questions with a topic-focused discussion; review transcription and get feedback to improve.

Practice listen-and-repeat with timed prompts across art museum, library, and amusement park scenarios, recording your voice and receiving AI feedback to improve pronunciation and listening skills.

practice timed listen-and-repeat drills for the TOEFL, focusing on training scenarios in a restaurant, a warehouse, and a shoe repair shop, using long imperative sentences and AI feedback.

Take a timed practice interview for the exam, answering shopping habit prompts with 45-second responses and ai feedback, discussing online stores, malls, and local shops.

Engage in timed travel interview practice, record responses, and receive AI feedback to articulate travel habits, preferences, open-mindedness, and happiness from travel versus material goods.

Learn how adjective clauses describe nouns and function as subject or object, enabling long, complex sentences and short forms.

Explore expressions of quantity and quantifiers, forming quantifier plus of plus adjective clause, and learn to modify entire sentences with non-defining which and to create cleft sentences for emphasis.

The lecture explains reducing passive adjective clauses into shorter forms using two structures, omitting who/which/that and replacing with verb 3, and using being with verb 3 for continuous forms.

Learn how to reduce non-defining adjective clauses using verb-ing, verb 3, and being verb 3, and place the reduced form at the start or after the noun for clearer sentences.

Practice reduced adjective clauses and their long forms, identify the subject and verb, and study examples from the Godfather to understand long versions.

Master wh noun clauses, formed as wh plus subject plus verb plus object, and see how they function as normal sentences with examples of where, why, how, and who.

Learn how whether and if form noun clauses for yes-no questions, with rules on two options, placement (middle or beginning), and restrictions after prepositions and with or not.

Explore how that and the fact that form noun clauses to express certainty and definite meaning after verbs, adjectives, and nouns that express opinions, feelings, or scientific truths, with examples.

Discover how that and the fact that function in noun clauses, when they can be omitted in the middle, and how after prepositions only the fact that is used.

Explore how short forms shorten wh and whether noun clauses after a modal verb become wh to verb one, with examples like what to do and where to go.

Learn how to report someone’s words using reported speech, with rules on tense backshifts and when to shift present tenses to one time past, including will and have to forms.

Master -ever words in WH noun clauses, including whatever, wherever, whenever, whoever, and however, to express no matter and to use them as linkers in English.

Master omitting if in conditional sentences across type 0–3, replacing with should, were, to, or had, and learn when this formal structure appears in reading, writing and listening.

Explore how wish clauses express present, past, and future wishes using wish plus simple past, past continuous, or could, with examples and the distinction between if only and only if.

Explore linkers, or conjunctions, in three forms: adverbial clauses, noun structures, and sentence linkers. Learn punctuation and usage with examples like because of, time linkers, and however in future lessons.

Explore time linkers such as as and while. Learn how they combine with continuous and simple tenses, and the distinction between ongoing actions and completed events.

Master time linkers like as soon as, once, no sooner than, and when; learn their meanings, structures, and usage, including past perfect and simple past.

Learn to use reason linkers like as, because, and since to express causes, at sentence starts or middles, and explore now that and on the grounds that.

Learn how to use result linkers, such as therefore, consequently, thus, hence, and thereby, to show outcomes between sentences, and explore so that, such that, and related noun/adjective structures.

Explore similarity linkers like accordingly and just as, and learn how as if and as though express imagined or possible situations.

Learn how to use exemplification or example linkers such as for instance, to illustrate, and such as to present examples and emphasize one item among others.

Explore explanation linkers such as that is to say and in other words to clarify ideas, and emphasis linkers like indeed and as a matter of fact to strengthen statements.

Examine how to omit linkers correctly and choose appropriate adverbial clauses, mastering time and reason linkers, voice, and tense variations to enhance TOEFL and TOEIC writing.

Provide a quick overview of the TOEIC exam, highlighting the listening and reading section and the speaking and writing section, with format and timing essentials.

Get an overview of the TOEIC listening photographs section, with sample questions and practical timing, and learn how to mark answers on the pink answer sheet.

Learn how the photographs section of the TOEIC listening test works, including selecting the best description from four statements about each picture and marking answers on the answer sheet.

Master the question and response section of the toeic listening test by identifying the best response from three options, remembering the main statement, and navigating tricky yes-no twists.

Learn to navigate part two of the TOEIC practice test by listening to a single statement and choosing the best response from three options, remembering the original sentence.

Practice test 2 walks through questions 15–22, clarifying TOEIC listening traps. It covers client identification, duration questions, email address requests, fired vs tired, and pronunciation pitfalls.

Practice test 3 guides question & response strategies, helps you pick options in yes-no items, and highlights vocabulary cues like hand something, two dozen, prior, and assist to boost listening.

Explore the TOEIC listening conversations section, with 13 two-person dialogues and 39 questions, often paired with visuals. Learn to answer four-option questions while listening, using budget and warranty examples.

Ace the TOEIC: your fast-track to success offers practice with multiple conversations, featuring workplace scenarios on finishing reports, data analysis, collaboration, job hunting, networking, updating LinkedIn profiles, and rush deadlines.

The TOEIC course offers practice test 3 conversations, including a restaurant job interview, a theater lost-phone scenario, and earphones warranty repair or replacement, with listening questions.

Explore the talks section of the listening exam, featuring ten short talks by a single speaker, thirty questions, and visuals to reference, using the same strategy as conversations.

Practice test 1 for the talks section trains you to listen for details from single speaker talks and answer questions about pick-up hours, delivery options, and refunds, all spoken once.

Practice talks for TOEIC listening comprehension guide you through advertisements and announcements, identifying purpose, features, and scheduling in a Smart Supplies ad, a bus line launch, and a flight announcement.

Practice Test 3 sharpens toeic listening with four talks: a poetry convention, a Goldman Sachs phone menu, a med inc safety briefing, and a morning radio show.

Master incomplete sentences and other reading section types by practicing grammar and vocabulary questions, text completion, and reading comprehension within 75 minutes and 100 questions.

Practice timed four-question sets for the TOEIC incomplete sentences section, review answers, and learn grammar and vocabulary with explanations of terms like despatch, allocate, and revenue.

Practice timed TOEIC questions on completing sentences, mastering inverted if-type structures and common vocabulary like persuade, and applying phrases such as enable someone to do something and as if.

practice timed incomplete-sentence questions to build toeic vocabulary and grammar, covering durability, retailer and wholesaler roles, exclusive content, demand, freight, and other business terms.

Practice four timed incomplete-sentence items to build vocabulary and grammar skills, such as forecast, steep, successor, expanded role, despite, and year-over-year improvement.

Master text completion in the TOEIC reading section with four short texts and 16 grammar and vocabulary questions, timed practice, and step-by-step answer explanations.

Engage in timed text-completion practice to sharpen vocabulary such as gratitude, endeavor, disruption, and pending, and master reduced adjective clauses and tense usage for TOEIC success.

Practice timed text completion with business emails and key vocabulary. Learn for vs since, premises, reputed, clients, revenues, and how to invite and confirm attendance for the annual dinner party.

Engage in timed reading comprehension practice, answering quick questions on notices and apartment listings while building vocabulary such as take charge of, premises, renovation, and inconvenience.

Boost reading comprehension under timed practice with restaurant bill questions, car advertisement analysis, price and item reasoning, and vocabulary such as exterior, interior, spacious, futures.

Practice timed reading comprehension with an email and a text chain, identifying main purpose, making inferences, and applying vocabulary such as unattended, authorization, essential, incident, urge, and reimburse.

Practice timed reading comprehension in four-minute sections using two passages—a library notice and a philanthropy article—to identify details, infer vocab, and apply strategies for matching questions to text.

Engage in timed reading practice with passages on a new city bus line, its fares, discounts, and weekend hours, plus a corporate acquisition, to sharpen comprehension and vocabulary.

Master a fast two-text reading strategy for the TOEIC: quickly scan two long texts such as an advertisement and an email, then answer questions, with key vocabulary insights.

this toeic reading practice guides skimming a toyland advertisement, a receipt, and an email to answer questions on meanings, details, and problem resolution, using withstand, spark, ensure, and refund vocabulary.

Sharpen reading comprehension skills under timed conditions by analyzing an advertisement and two emails about Harmony, a music editing software, and identifying features, system requirements, and workflow questions.

Develop reading comprehension skills through timed practice with a company financial chart, focusing on revenue, expenses, profit, and projections, while mastering vocabulary and strategies to live up to expectations.

Master timed reading comprehension tasks through analyzing advertisements and emails, practicing key vocabularies such as pivotal, deterrent, realm, and correspondence, to boost TOEIC scores.

Learn how to practice speaking with AI, receive spoken and written feedback, review transcripts, and use tips to improve TOEIC speaking performance.

Learn how to excel in the TOEIC speaking section with read-aloud practice, time-management strategies, and guidance on pronunciation, intonation, grammar, and cohesive responses across all 11 questions.

Practice read aloud with timed preparation and recording to receive feedback, focusing on pronouncing numbers and dates, pausing for natural rhythm, and speaking at a normal speed.

Master picture description on the TOEIC exam with two questions, 45 seconds to prepare and 30 seconds to speak, describing a market scene with people and produce.

Engage in timed picture description practice for TOEIC, with 45-second prep and 30-second speaking, focusing on describing people, actions, moods, and setting, plus strategies and mood adjectives.

Practice timed picture description with 45 seconds to prepare and 30 seconds to speak, using sample responses to describe people, actions, mood, and setting.

Explore the respond to questions part of the toeic speaking test with a concise overview, three questions on a single personal-life topic, and timing guidance for 15- and 30-second responses.

Practice timed respond-to-questions with three prompts, three-second prep, 15-second answers, and 30-second longer responses, recording for feedback, and two-sentence answers while familiarizing travel topics.

Practice answering questions 8 to 10 using the provided schedule and telephone-call information, mastering conference timing, fees, and morning activities with structured 45-second study and 15-second responses.

Learn to express an opinion in the toeic speaking task, including 45-second prep, 60-second delivery, and presenting clear opinions with reasons, examples, and coherent flow.

Practice expressing an opinion for the TOEIC speaking section, with 45 seconds to prepare and 60 seconds to speak, using two supporting ideas and linking words.