TOEFL® 2026 Breakdown: What’s Changing in Reading, Listening, Speaking & Writing

📣The TOEFL exam is changing in January 2026, and this video gives you a complete section-by-section breakdown of everything new. From reading, listening, speaking, and writing, you’ll learn exactly what’s different in the updated format. We’ll also share expert tips so you can start preparing now and feel confident on test day.

In this video, you’ll see how the TOEFL 2026 is shorter, adaptive, and more practical than ever before. We’ll cover the new task types, including emails, interviews, announcements, and academic discussions. Whether you’re aiming for university admission, career goals, or immigration, knowing these changes will give you an edge.

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📌Chapters📌
0:00 Intro – Big TOEFL 2026 changes overview
0:48 Reading – New shorter, practical tasks (complete words, daily life, academic passage)
2:23 Listening – 4 new task types (response, conversation, announcement, academic talk)
4:20 Speaking – Just 2 tasks now (listen & repeat, interview)
6:06 Writing – 3 practical tasks (sentence building, email, academic discussion)
7:46 Recap – All section changes (reading, listening, speaking, writing)
8:51 Wrap-Up – Prep resources & official Study.com TOEFL course