Explore Prompts

Design a reading speed program: skimming, mapping paragraphs, and targeted rereads. Include timers, weekly benchmarks, and drills for keeping accuracy above 80%.

Generate a phrase bank for academic speaking: agreeing/disagreeing, cause-effect, examples, contrast, hedging, and summarizing. Provide short practice prompts that force usage.

Create a combined system: spaced repetition for vocab/phrases + an error log for mistakes. Provide a daily workflow (20–30 min) and a weekly consolidation ritual.

Design a weekly full mock routine: timing, break management, review process, and how to convert results into next week’s plan. Include a ‘post-mock autopsy’ template.

Create an error taxonomy for TOEFL writing/speaking (articles, tense, agreement, word form, prepositions, run-ons). Provide targeted mini-drills and a weekly review system.

Build an independent writing framework: thesis, 2 body arguments, counterpoint handling, and conclusion. Provide an editing checklist for grammar variety, cohesion, and examples.

Create a blueprint for TOEFL Integrated Writing: paraphrase strategy, citation language without quoting, and paragraph structure. Provide a checklist to avoid common penalties and 3 sample outlines.

Design daily 10-minute pronunciation drills: stress, linking, reductions, intonation for contrast, and pacing. Include recording workflow and how to measure improvement weekly.

Create a strategy for integrated speaking tasks: how to extract the thesis, key contrasts, and supporting examples. Provide a note format and 5 practice sets with model answer outlines.

Create a speaking template for 45–60 second responses: claim, reason, example, wrap. Provide 20 prompts, transition phrases, and a scoring rubric aligned to coherence/pronunciation/grammar.

Design a training plan to detect TOEFL listening traps (paraphrase, partial match, extreme words, speaker attitude confusion). Include a weekly mini-test format and an error log template.

Create a TOEFL Listening note-taking method: shorthand symbols, structure for lectures vs conversations, and how to capture transitions and examples. Provide 10 drills and a self-check checklist.