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Welcome

The test you're actually taking

The section you won't be graded on

The Four Scored Sections, At a Glance

Reading, Listening, Writing, Speaking — the shape of each one

Check yourself: sections and their jobs

Check yourself: the either/or task

What 'Adaptive' Means Here

The honest version of 'adaptive'

Check yourself: what's actually published

Putting It Together

The one-paragraph version

The exact structure of TOEFL Essentials: its four scored sections, the unscored Personal Video Statement, and what ETS has and hasn't confirmed about the adaptive design.

Before you study a single question type, get the big picture right: what TOEFL Essentials actually measures, how it's delivered, and how it's scored. This module gives you the real shape of the test, sourced directly from ETS's own published materials.

How TOEFL Essentials Works

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