- 7 lessons
- All sections
- Word lists included
What kind of vocabulary matters
- Common academic words that appear across subjects: analyse, factor, significant.
- Word families: knowing that decide, decision and decisive belong together.
- Collocations: which words naturally go together, like "make a decision".
- Everyday English for notices, emails and campus life.
The TOEFL word list
TOEFL word list: 400+ wordsEvery word with a meaning, an example sentence and synonyms. Search and filter by topic.How to learn words that stick
- 01Learn words in a sentence, never as a single translation.
- 02Review on a schedule: the next day, three days later, a week later.
- 03Use each new word once in your own speaking or writing within 24 hours.
- 04Learn ten words well rather than fifty words badly.
Chapters
- 1Academic wordsA core list of academic words that appear in TOEFL readings and lectures, grouped by function, with example sentences and tips to learn them fast.
- 2Word familiesHow English word families and suffixes work, why they matter for TOEFL Complete the Words, and a table of common families to learn.
- 3CollocationsCommon English collocations for TOEFL Writing and Speaking, the make and do rules, and how natural word pairs raise your language score.
- 4Linking wordsLinking words for TOEFL Writing and Speaking: how to add, contrast, give reasons and examples, and conclude, with the punctuation each one needs.
- 5Everyday EnglishThe everyday and campus vocabulary the 2026 TOEFL now tests in notices, emails, announcements and conversations, grouped by topic with examples.
- 6ParaphrasingHow paraphrasing works on the TOEFL: why right answers rarely repeat the text, three ways to paraphrase, and how to use it in your own writing.
- 7Prefixes and rootsCommon English prefixes, suffixes and Latin and Greek roots with meanings and examples, so you can work out unknown words in TOEFL Reading and Listening.
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