The reading section is the first section of the TOEFL test. It tests your ability to read and answer questions at an academic level. It contains 3-4 passages with each passage containing 12-14 questions for a total of 36-56 questions. Each passage is generally 600 to 700 words long.

The TOEFL listening section contains 4 to 6 lectures with 6 questions in each, and 2 or 3 conversations with 5 questions each. To do well on the listening section, it's important to be familiar with unrehearsed speech and natural conversation.

The TOEFL Speaking section actually tests more than just your English speaking skills. It tests your ability to read, listen and understand recordings by native English speakers, pronounce words correctly, use appropriate grammar, and manage your time wisely.The Speaking section consists of six tasks: two independent and four integrated. . They are evaluated on their ability to speak spontaneously and convey their ideas clearly and coherently.

The writing section consists of two writing tasks. The first task combines the elements of listening and reading. You may be asked to listen to a lecture expert or a recording of a conversation, or you may need to read a short text.