Master TOEFL Speaking Task 1 - 2020 Edition

As you probably know that TOEFL has made some changes since Aug 1, 2019, and the speaking section of the TOEFL has changed as well. In the past, there were six speaking questions and now there are only four speaking questions. In this video series, we are going to look at all these changes and how to answer new TOEFL speaking question types.

Now, today’s video will be only focusing on the TOEFL speaking task 1. Basically, the old TOEFL speaking task 2 is now the TOEFL speaking task 1. So there isn’t too much you need to worry about it if you have been preparing for the TOEFL. The timing format is the same. You will still get 15 seconds to prepare your answer and 45 seconds to speak.

Here are what we are going to walk through in today’s video:

- 4 common question styles in the TOEFL speaking task 1
- 2 Speaking templates for the TOEFL speaking task 1
- 4 speaking sample answers
- How the TOEFL speaking task is graded

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