Enhanced TOEFL iBT · Human reviewed

TOEFL iBT Writing Mock Test

Practice the new TOEFL iBT Writing section: Build a Sentence, Write an Email, and Write for an Academic Discussion — about 23 minutes total — with extensive human feedback on your scored writing tasks.

$29 · one test ~23 minutes · 3 tasks Extensive feedback

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How this mock works

From January 2026, TOEFL iBT Writing no longer uses the old Integrated essay and Independent essay. The enhanced section has three shorter tasks that take about 23 minutes in total.

You type everything on screen. Build a Sentence checks accurate grammar and word order. Write an Email and Academic Discussion check real communication — clarity, organisation, vocabulary, and grammar — under time pressure.

In this mock, a human examiner reviews your email and discussion responses in depth and also comments on patterns that show up across the section.

The three tasks

New TOEFL iBT Writing format

1

Build a Sentence

About 10 items · ~6 minutes

You see mixed-up words or short chunks. Put them in the correct order to make a complete, grammatical English sentence (or question).

Focus on:

  • Word order and subject–verb agreement
  • Question vs statement structure
  • Using only the words you need (sometimes one extra word appears)
This task is about accuracy, not long writing. Work carefully but keep moving — you have several items to finish.
2

Write an Email

1 email · ~7 minutes · often ~80–120 words

You read a short campus or everyday scenario, then write an email that covers the required points (usually three). Tone should fit the situation — polite to a professor, clearer and more direct to a classmate or office.

A strong email usually has:

  • A greeting and a clear purpose in the opening
  • A body that answers each required point
  • A polite closing and your name
Cover every bullet in the prompt. Specific details beat vague general statements.
3

Academic Discussion

1 post · ~10 minutes · typically 100+ words

You join an online class discussion. A professor posts a question; you may also see short student replies. Write your own contribution: state a clear position and support it.

A strong post usually:

  • Answers the professor’s question directly
  • Gives a reason and a concrete example
  • Sounds natural in an academic forum (not a memorised essay template)
Engage the topic thoughtfully. You can agree, disagree, or add a new angle — just explain why.

Setup tips

Before you buy & start

Quiet space About 23 focused minutes without interruptions.
Keyboard & screen Comfortable typing — Email and Discussion are written responses.
Stable internet Stay connected so answers save and submit cleanly.
Time awareness Move steadily through all three tasks; don’t over-polish Task 1.
Tip: Practise short emails and discussion posts under a timer. Once you start the paid mock, complete the full section in one sitting.

What you get after the test

A human examiner reviews your writing and gives extensive feedback on clarity, organisation, vocabulary, grammar, and how fully you addressed each prompt — especially your email and academic discussion — so you know what to improve before test day.

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