- Get your answer out in the first sentence; if you drift off-topic, your fluency won't rescue you.
- Aim to still be talking at 35 seconds: a brief correct answer gives the scorer almost nothing to work with.
- If you stumble, fix the word and keep going: starting over wastes more time than the slip did.
- Pick the side you can back up fastest; they're scoring your English, not your opinion.
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New TOEFL Format (January 21, 2026)
Participate in a simulated interview with 4 questions. Respond naturally within 45 seconds for each question.
Interview Introduction
"You have volunteered for a psychology study examining the role of music in people's daily lives and how it affects their mood and productivity. A researcher will conduct a brief online interview with you to understand your listening habits and preferences."
4 questions • 45 seconds per response • No preparation time