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TOEFL Speaking Pronunciation Test (A1 Beginner)
Practise for the TOEFL Speaking section with American English, academic topics and instant feedback on every word. Every sentence here is A1 level: short, everyday and easy to read.
A1100% freeTen sentencesInstant scoreBritish & American English
1Listen firstTap the speaker to hear a native model of each sentence.
2Read it aloudTap the microphone and say the sentence clearly at a normal speed.
3See your scoreGreen is clear, amber is almost right, red needs practice.
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About this test
About the TOEFL Speaking Pronunciation Test (A1 Beginner)
In the TOEFL Speaking section, your answers are scored on delivery, which includes clear pronunciation, natural pace and intonation, along with language use and topic development. Responses are recorded and rated, so clarity is essential. This test uses American English by default and upper intermediate to advanced sentences on academic subjects, similar to the language you will need in the exam.
Why practise this at A1 level
At A1 the goal is simple: say common words clearly enough that a listener understands you first time. The sentences use the words you already know, such as family, food, home and school, so all your attention goes to the sound itself and not to the vocabulary.
How to get it right
- Keep a steady, natural pace
- Pronounce word endings clearly
- Use American R and T sounds consistently
- Pause briefly between ideas, not between every word
Common mistakes
Common Mistakes This Test Helps You Fix
01
Speaking too fast because of the time limit
02
Dropping final consonants in academic words
03
Flat intonation that hides the main ideas
04
Mixing British and American pronunciation
Inside the test
The Ten Sentences in This Test
Each sentence trains one sound. The orange label above the sentence tells you which one.
01
R sound
Strawberries are red.
02
R sound
Tomatoes are red.
03
F sound
The photographer takes photos.
04
L sound
I love old castles.
05
SH sound
She wears special shoes.
06
R sound
Some crabs are red.
07
R sound
She works very hard.
08
R sound
She writes our order.
09
R sound
My brother writes computer programs.
10
W sound
I wash with warm water.
How it works
How the Pronunciation Test Works
No downloads and no sign-up. Your browser listens and scores every word in seconds.
1
Listen to the model
Hear each sentence read by a natural British or American voice, at normal speed or slowly.
2
Read it out loud
Tap the microphone and read the sentence. Your words appear on screen as you speak.
3
Get your score
See a score out of 100 with every word in green, amber or red, then practise the red words.
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FAQ
TOEFL Speaking Pronunciation Test (A1 Beginner): FAQ
Does TOEFL require an American accent?
No. Any clear accent is accepted. This test uses American English by default because many TOEFL materials do, but you can switch to British English before starting.
Is the TOEFL pronunciation test A1 right for my level?
Yes, if you are a beginner. Every sentence is A1 level with simple words. If you score above ninety on most sentences, try the A2 version of this test.
How does this test help with the TOEFL delivery score?
Delivery depends on how easily raters understand you. The test shows exactly which words are unclear, so you can fix them before your recorded responses.
Is the TOEFL pronunciation test A1 free?
Yes. It is completely free, with no sign-up and no download. You only need a microphone and a browser such as Chrome, Edge or Safari.
How is my pronunciation scored?
The browser listens to each sentence and compares what it heard with the text, word by word. Clear words turn green, almost-right words amber and unclear words red, and you get a score out of 100.
Can I choose British or American English?
Yes. Choose British or American English before you start. The model voice, the spelling and the speech recognition all follow the accent you pick.