- Reading6.0
- Listening5.5
- Speaking5.0
- Writing5.5
Weakest task type: Speaking · Take an Interview

Weakest task type: Speaking · Take an Interview
A full 2026-format mock, scored in minutes: a band for every section, a 0–120 estimate, and every Speaking and Writing answer marked up so you know what to fix.
No credit card needed. One full mock, fully scored, and the first two practice sets of every task type.
Try the 1-minute Speaking checkShort on time? No account needed.Take the free mock. About 90 minutes later you have a band for every section and a 0–120 estimate.
See howThe same 12 task types, screens and timers as test day, with real voices.
See howEvery answer comes back marked up, explained and rewritten one band higher.
See howThe TOEFL changed in 2026: four sections, 115 questions and tasks, adaptive Reading and Listening, a new band scale. Skorway is built to that test, with the same screens, timers and task types, and real voices and faces in Listening and Speaking.
Nobody tells you why you got a 4. Skorway does: every interview, email and discussion answer comes back marked up, each mistake explained, and your answer rewritten one band higher. Each answer is scored twice, independently, with a third pass when the two disagree.
“What do you usually do at weekends, and why?”
At weekends I usually go to the park with my friends, because it is relax1. We play football and after that we eat something. I think is important2 for to rest3 after a long week.
At weekends I usually meet my friends in the park, because it helps me relax after a busy week. We play football for an hour or so, then have lunch together. I think resting properly at the weekend helps me study better on Monday.
Your report names your three weakest task types. The rest of Skorway works on exactly those.
Your three weakest task types, named from your mock, not a general list.
A week-by-week plan to your test date, built from your weak types and the days you have left.
All 12 task types, 25 sets each, the weak ones first. Every wrong answer comes with an explanation.

The report is laid out like ETS's: a band for every section, a 0–120 estimate and your CEFR level. After every official test we ask our users for their score, and the Accuracy page shows them side by side with the band we predicted.
See the accuracy numbersMock 1 · all four sections
Your first full mock is free, with the full report and the first two practice sets of every task type. Passes open every mock and set, from $19.99. Three months is about 33¢ a day.
In full, from your Account page, as long as you have not taken a paid mock with that order.
One payment. No subscription, and no credit card kept on file.
A teacher's partner code takes 10% off your first pass.
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Yes. One full mock with the full report, no credit card, no trial that turns into a subscription. The first two practice sets of every task type are free too.
Yes. Four sections, 115 questions and tasks, the 2026 task types, adaptive Reading and Listening, the real timers and the 1 to 6 band scale with a 0–120 estimate.
Reading and Listening are scored by the answer key. Speaking and Writing are scored twice, independently, with a third pass when the two disagree. After every official test we ask for the real score and publish the comparison on the Accuracy page.
A laptop or desktop with a recent Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox, headphones and a microphone for Speaking, and about 90 minutes without interruptions. Practice sets and vocabulary work on a phone too.
No. Every pass is one payment and ends on its own. We keep no credit card on file, and you can refund a pass yourself within 7 days if you have not taken a paid mock with it.
About 90 minutes of timed work. A full report at the end. No credit card.