Duolingo English Test
2026 DET Introduction
TOEFL
TOEFL Mock Tests/Solutions
TOEFL Writing
Sentence building: Word order flowchart for interrogative sentences
Sentence building: ETS #1
Sentence building: ETS #3
Sentence building: ETS #4
Sentence building: ETS #5
Sentence building: Why Wh- Words Don't Always Go to the Front: The "Know" vs. "Think" Rule
Sentence building: Indirect questions with How Many and How Much
Email: Challenging Official ETS prompt: Write an email to the digital marketing presenter
Email: The Exact Tone You Need for Criticizing and Giving Advice
Email: the Right Tone: How to Demand Your Rights Without Sounding Desperate or Aggressive
Academic discussion: How to organize your response: Moving Beyond "In-Your-Face" Templates
Academic Discussion: Disagreement templates and effort-based grades
Academic Discussion: Sample Responses on Public Policy Questions
Academic Discussion: University courses required for general education
Academic Discussion: Is tourism promotion to remote places good or bad?
Academic Discussion: How to write agree/disagree responses Topic on Shorter work hours in the future
Academic discussion: Essay Feedback on Investing on Current Employees
Academic Discussion: Essay feedback on how to utilize urban spaces (organization question)
Academic Discussion Essay Feedback: Is Technology Overall Positive for Society?
TOEFL Speaking
2026 TOEFL Speaking: ETS Sample Responses Analysis (Lecture Notes)
Listen and repeat: Memory tips or How to remember words better
Interview: question “Is the process more important than the result”
How ETS rates your Interview responses (scored ETS sample responses)
TOEFL Listening
TOEFL Reading
Academic passage: Sentence insertion clue: determiner "other"
The meanings of semicolon, colon, and dash for TOEFL reading
TOEFL inference questions that require the use of contrapositive
Inference/rhetorical purpose questions on scientific passages
Pronunciation
10 pronunciation differences between American and British English
- Vowels: Incorrect vowel classification, IPA vowels, Standard American English vowels
- Vowel diagram:Vowel pairs that can sound the same to nonnative speakers
- Front high vowel /i/ and /ɪ/ comparison (beach vs bitch; heat vs hit)
- Front low vowel /ɛ/ and /æ/ comparison
- Back high vowel /u/ and /ʊ/ comparison
- Back low vowel /ɔ/ and /ɑ/ comparison
- Middle center vowels: /ʌ/ vs /ə/
- Diphthongs ending with /ɪ/
- Diphthongs ending with /ʊ/
- Intro to Consonants: IPA Chart and Place of Articulation
- Manner of Articulation: 6 Methods by Which Air Escapes from the Mouth
- The Hidden Voicing Secret: How -S, -ED, and Vowel Length Are Connected
- Plosives, phonemes and allophones, allophones of plosives
- Bilabial plosives
- Alveolar plosives /t/ and /d/
- Velar plosives /k/ and /g/
- Labiodental fricatives /f/ and /v/
- Interdental fricatives /θ/ and /ð/
- Alveolar fricatives /s/ and /z/
- Palatal fricatives /ʃ/ and /ʒ/
- Glottal fricative /h/
- Affricates /ʧ/ and /ʤ/
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