TOEIC

Comprehensive study of TOEIC covering fundamental concepts and advanced applications.

TOEIC Structure and SectionsEssential Grammar for TOEICVocabulary and Collocations
Listening for Inference and DetailReading for Purpose and OrganizationMastering Double and Triple Passages
Applying TOEIC Skills at WorkEffective Communication in Multicultural TeamsPreparing for Real TOEIC Test Day
Time Management for TOEICElimination and Guessing TechniquesPractice and Review Routine
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Basic Concepts

Vocabulary and Collocations

Building Your TOEIC Word Power

A strong vocabulary is essential for success on the TOEIC. The exam often uses business-related terms and common English collocations.

Key Vocabulary Areas

  • Office and workplace language
  • Business correspondence (emails, memos)
  • Marketing and sales terms
  • Travel and scheduling vocabulary

Understanding Collocations

Collocations are words that often go together, like "make a decision" or "hold a meeting." Learning these helps you sound more natural in English.

Expanding Your Vocabulary

  • Read business articles and emails.
  • Review TOEIC word lists.
  • Use new words in your daily conversations.

Why Vocabulary Is Important

Knowing the right words and phrases makes it easier to understand questions and answer them quickly.

Examples

  • Understanding ‘schedule a meeting’ in a memo.

  • Recognizing ‘take a break’ in a conversation.

In a Nutshell

Increase your TOEIC score by mastering key vocabulary and common word combinations.

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Listening for Inference and Detail