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TOEFL iBT Complete Review Guide 2026–2027

Every exam topic in a 22-page Arabic PDF, ordered from the heaviest unit to the lightest. The first three chapters alone cover about 92% of the exam questions.

  • 22Pages
  • 64Key points
  • 20Common mistakes
  • 36Flashcards

Guide map

Each chapter is one exam unit, ordered by its weight in the real exam.

ChapterUnitWeightExam questionsKey points
1Academic reading44%5316
2Daily-life reading32%3816
3Conversation and announcement transcripts16%1915
4Sentence construction and writing purpose8%1017

Source of the weights

Chapter 1 in full: Academic reading

44% of the exam, about 53 questions. These are its key points, as in the guide.

  1. Summarize each paragraph briefly and relate it to the passage’s overall question.
  2. For an inference, choose what the statements support; outside knowledge does not replace textual evidence.
  3. Example: The plants grew faster in brighter light, but water was constant. This supports a light-related difference in this experiment, not a universal rule for every plant.
The rest of chapter 1, on this page
  1. Distinguish examples, explanations and objections. However often introduces a turn; therefore introduces a consequence of preceding information.
  2. The main idea covers the whole text, and a good title summarises it without a narrow detail.
  3. Transitions reveal relations: however and but for contrast, therefore and as a result for effect, for example for illustration.
  4. Rhetorical purpose questions ask why the author mentioned a detail; find the idea it supports.
  5. Inference questions need a short logical step from the sentences, not a leap.
  6. For NOT or EXCEPT questions, check each option against the text until you find the one not mentioned.
  7. Sentence insertion: choose the spot where the sentence connects logically and by reference with what is before and after.
  8. A good summary includes the main ideas and excludes minor details.
  9. Vocabulary questions are solved by testing the meaning in the sentence and checking word class.
  10. Safe evidence uses specific markers such as because and according to.
  11. Hedging words such as may, suggest and some limit how strong the claim is.
  12. In scientific texts, notice the difference between correlation and causation.
  13. Academic paragraphs often move from topic sentence to detail to conclusion.

Common mistakes in this chapter

  • Turning a limited finding into an absolute rule.
  • An inference that goes beyond the text even if true in reality.
  • Choosing an option that uses words from the text but changes the relation between ideas.
  • Confusing the author's view with a view the author reports.
  • Treating a single example as the main idea.

The other chapters are in the full guide

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7-day review plan

The chapters are spread over 6 days by weight so each day carries a similar load. Day 7 is a full exam.

  1. Day 1 · 44% of the exam

    Chapter 1: Academic reading

  2. Day 2 · 32% of the exam

    Chapter 2: Daily-life reading

  3. Day 3 · 16% of the exam

    Chapter 3: Conversation and announcement transcripts

  4. Day 4 · 8% of the exam

    Chapter 4: Sentence construction and writing purpose

  5. Day 5

    Full mock exam: 120 questions in 90 minutes, then review the common mistakes in the units where you lost marks.

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A look at each chapter

The first three key points of each chapter, as they appear in the guide (in Arabic in the PDF).

Chapter 1: Academic reading

  • Summarize each paragraph briefly and relate it to the passage’s overall question.
  • For an inference, choose what the statements support; outside knowledge does not replace textual…
  • Example

Chapter 2: Daily-life reading

  • Check negation, conditions and deadlines before choosing an action. Until sets a time boundary;…
  • Practice example
  • Resolve pronouns using agreement and meaning. The nearest noun is not automatically the referent.

Chapter 3: Conversation and announcement transcripts

  • In a conversation, identify the problem, proposal and final decision. The first proposal may…
  • Example
  • For an announcement, note what changed, who is affected and what action is required.

Chapter 4: Sentence construction and writing purpose

  • For sentence building, locate the subject, verb and clause boundaries before arranging the remaining…
  • For an email, address every requested point and state the reader’s next action in…
  • In a discussion, state a clear position and support it with a relevant reason…

The full guide comes with lifetime access

The full guide (22 pages) is included with lifetime access to this exam, together with every question and full mock exam. Chapter 1 is free for everyone.

Questions about the guide

Is the guide free?

Chapter 1 is free to read on the guide page. The full guide comes with lifetime access to this exam; 7-day access does not include it.

Is it up to date for 2026–2027?

Yes. Unit weights and exam facts follow what the exam body last published, and the last check date is printed in the guide. If the standards change we update the file and buyers download the new version.

Does the guide have questions?

No. The guide covers key points and common mistakes; scoring, weak-area practice and full mock exams are on the site.

Can I read it on my phone?

Yes. A5 pages in a single column, with chapters linked from the contents.

Pages
22
Edition
1448 AH · 2026–2027
Language
Arabic
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