TOEIC TEST Preparation Course

Learn to analyze part one photographs from the TOEIC test, listening to statements about a picture and selecting best description, focusing on five aspects: action, people, location, things, and assumption.

Analyze actions in pictures and determine the best description by citing evidence, even when multiple people perform different actions, to master part 1 questions.

Describe people in pictures for TOEIC part 1 by identifying number, gender, activity, occupation, description, and location. Practice quick identification to choose the best description.

Identify a photo’s location by using clues in the image—setting, people, and objects—from a train station to a shop, and assign roles like customer and sales assistant.

Build general workplace vocabulary for an international setting by describing a kitchen photo and listing visible items, then practice selecting the correct statement about what you see.

Learn to infer what a photograph is about and recognize everyday assumptions. Evaluate statements about a photograph and choose the one most likely to be true.

Practice part one of the TOEIC with rapid listening and picture-based true/false items, evaluating ten statements per image to sharpen listening accuracy and speed.

Listen to four statements about a picture and choose the one that best describes what you see, focusing on Part 1 test practice for the TOEIC.

Practice listening comprehension by hearing four statements about a picture and selecting the one that best describes what you see.

Listen to four statements about a picture and select the one that best describes what you see in the picture, strengthening listening and visual comprehension for TOEIC part 1.

Listen to four statements about a picture and choose the one that best describes what you see, practicing toeic part 1 listening by selecting the correct description.

In part 1, you hear statements about pictures you cannot see and select the best description for each image, using prompts for pictures seven through twelve.

Practice listening comprehension by hearing four statements about a picture and selecting the best description, with answers revealed at the end.

Practice listening for TOEIC part 1 with six picture-based questions, choosing the best description from options A-D for everyday scenarios such as hospital, street, gym, ATM, conference, and art gallery.

Practice TOEIC part 1 listening by hearing statements about five pictures and selecting the statement that best describes what you see, with options for each image.

part 1: test practice 9 trains you to listen to statements about six pictures and select the description that best matches what you see.

TOEIC part 1 listening practice uses six pictured scenes, asking you to select the best description for each.

Practice TOEIC part 1 listening by selecting the description for each depicted picture based on spoken statements. This course focuses on picture prompts with options A–D to test listening accuracy.

Toeic part 1 practice invites learners to listen to statements about six pictures and select the one that best describes what they see, from office to beach and library scenes.

Practice in TOEIC part 1 listening by selecting the best description for six pictures, focusing on daily scenes, activities, and judgments from the audio.

Practice for TOEIC part 1 trains you to listen to six picture prompts and choose the best description, covering scenes from restaurant, bar, beach, and workplace.

Learn to tackle toeic part two by hearing a statement or question and three responses, then select the best reply while focusing on purpose, question words, and similar sounding words.

Master part ii of the TOEIC with practice distinguishing yes/no questions from wh questions by listening for auxiliary verbs, modals, and question words, and identifying information questions.

Practice distinguishing wh and yes/no questions through listening to prompts and deciding their question type, reinforcing quick identification and exam-ready strategies.

Identify how question words signal language function and distinguish suggestions, offers, and requests from genuine questions, and learn appropriate responses in TOEIC listening contexts.

Practice the Part II purpose exercise in the TOEIC test preparation course, working through ten prompts labeled one through ten.

Master homophones and their use in the TOEIC part II to confuse test takers. Focus on meaning and context, not sound, and connect responses to the initial question.

Practice recognizing homophones and sound-alike options in the TOEIC Part II exercise by listening to a question or statement and selecting the best response from three choices.

Practice part II listening comprehension for the TOEIC exam by hearing a question or statement and three responses spoken in English, then selecting the best answer A, B, or C.

Practice TOEIC listening part II by hearing a question from one speaker and selecting the only appropriate response from three options; 30 questions with five seconds between items.

Practice the listening section by hearing a question or statement, then listen to three responses spoken in English and select the best response (A, B, or C).

Practice listening to questions or statements and choosing the best response from three spoken options (A, B, or C) to prepare for the TOEIC listening section.

Practice part II of the TOEIC listening test by evaluating three spoken responses to questions or statements, and selecting the best answer (A, B, or C) for each item.

Part II practice 7 trains toeic listening by selecting the best response from three spoken options in one pass, covering meetings, the latest sales report, policies, and customer questions.

Learn to navigate part iii conversations in the toeic prep course. Hear two speakers once, answer three multiple-choice questions, and deduce who, where, actions, plans, and feelings from clues.

Hear short statements and identify the speaker by choosing the best answer A, B, or C in the TOEIC part III speakers section.

Listen to the conversations to decide where the speakers probably are, without being told directly. Practice part iii conversations for TOEIC by identifying location from context.

Practice deducing what people are doing from spoken clues in TOEIC part iii, listening carefully to infer actions and strengthen listening comprehension.

Practice listening to a speaker and deducing the conversation topic, using the numbered prompts to identify what the dialogue is about.

Practice listening to the speaker to deduce the topic of a conversation and infer what the speakers are planning to do, building key skills for TOEIC listening Part III.

Listen to the speaker and deduce their feelings and attitudes from what they say. Track their emotional cues across the numbered prompts from one to ten.

Practice part iii of the Toeic test by answering questions 1 through 12 based on conversations, reinforcing listening comprehension and test-taking strategies.

Participate in part iii test practice, focusing on listening comprehension through multiple conversations. Practice questions 13-15, 16-18, 19-21, and 27-29, including a three-speaker scenario and supplier dialogue.

Practice for Part iii TOEIC listening, focusing on questions 29 to 41 based on conversations, tickets, and labeling tasks.

Explore toeic part iv talks: a single speaker delivers talks, spoken only once, with three questions and options a-d, and you establish situation by identifying speaker, audience, setting, and purpose.

Practice part iv test questions 81–100 across news items, profiles, public service announcements, and talks to strengthen listening skills for toeic, including financial education, commerce, and global trade themes.

Practice answering listening comprehension questions across weather reports, news items about Narendra Modi, telephone conversations, talks, local news stories, and introductions to prepare for TOEIC Part IV.

Part iv uses announcements, a radio advertisement, a telephone conversation, and a news bulletin to test listening comprehension across questions 1–20.

Practice the TOEIC Part IV test with multiple listening passages, including presentations, talks, news bulletins, welcome speeches, and a radio advert, to strengthen comprehension and test-taking skills.

Explore how to tackle incomplete sentences in part v, linked to part vi, focusing on subject-verb agreement, conjunctions, parallel structure, time markers, prefixes, business vocabulary, 75 minutes for 100 questions.

Discover word families across noun, verb, adjective, and adverb form with examples like beauty, beautify, and beautifully; learn how to choose the correct part of speech in sentences and suffixes.

Master subject-verb agreement by ensuring the subject and verb match in person and number, even with intervening phrases; recognize that every or no forms and collective nouns can be singular.

Master parallel structure by ensuring joined words, phrases, or clauses are alike, with examples from adjectives, gerunds, and base verb forms, and spotting nonparallel errors.

Explore coordinating, correlative, and subordinating conjunctions and their rules for connecting words, phrases, or clauses, with examples and practice selecting the correct conjunction in context.

Master time markers in English to choose the correct verb tense, with examples of past, present, and future forms and recurring time expressions.

Explore how prefixes attach to the front of words to change meaning, with examples like un meaning not, after, and other common prefixes and their meanings.

Practice timed reading with 100 questions in 75 minutes, 45 seconds per question, focusing on section five where you select the best missing word or phrase from given choices.

Practice timed reading for the TOEIC test with 100 questions in 75 minutes, 45 seconds per question, focusing on missing word items and best-answer choices, with answers at the end.

Tackle the Toeic reading test with a timed drill: 100 questions in 75 minutes, 45 seconds per question, where sentences have a missing word and four choices.

Practice the reading section with 100 questions in 75 minutes, pacing 45 seconds per question. Practice selecting the best word or phrase to complete sentences from four choices.

Practice solving a 100-question reading test in 75 minutes, allocating 45 seconds per question, and choose the best completion from four answer choices for each sentence.

Master part six error recognition in reading, answering 12 questions across four texts within nine minutes, focusing on conditionals, the passive gerunds and infinitives, and comparisons.

Master the four main conditionals—zero, first, second, and third—with clear rules and examples, and learn how to place the if clause and punctuate correctly.

Engage in a guided exercise on English conditionals, mastering zero, first, second, and third conditionals through practical examples and practice questions.

Explore the passive voice, its formation with to be plus past participle across simple, continuous, and perfect tenses, and when the agent is unknown or unimportant.

Practice identifying correct passive forms in Part VI of toeic test using examples like will be displayed and were grounded. Master passive structures across future, past, and present tenses.

Explore gerunds and infinitives, learn which verbs take the infinitive or the gerund, see examples with decide and finish, and use them after prepositions and adjectives.

Explore a guided exercise on gerunds and infinitives that reveals when to use gerunds after prepositions and after verbs like consider, hope, and discuss.

Explore how to form comparatives and superlatives for one and multi-syllable adjectives, using -er, -est, or more, and the most, with examples like nicer and biggest.

Master comparatives and superlatives through guided exercises that teach when to use more or -er, the use of than, and how to select the most suitable form for each comparison.

Demonstrates time-efficient strategies for Part VI fill-in-the-blank questions, including scanning for the correct base form, evaluating options by context and grammar, and practicing with rapid question-first review.

Apply quick reading strategies in part vi exercise 2 by scanning for answers within a three-minute reading window, focusing on fire safety questions about evacuation routes and safety.

Master time-efficient strategies for TOEIC part six by reading questions first, then referencing the text, and practice pacing across parts five, six, and seven.

Practice identifying business English vocabulary in a short text, choosing words like regarding and missing, and forming correct passive sentences such as the files were misfiled.

Master timing for part six by practicing a text with four questions, and identify first conditional usage and key terms such as subject to availability and cancellation policy.

Practice part VI exercise 7 in TOEIC prep, analyzing a residents’ letter about front-of-building refurbishment, scaffolding, health and safety, and grammar choices such as after require and gerunds.

In the TOEIC test preparation course, Part VI Exercise 8 analyzes a trading update about 3,000 job losses to practice subject-verb agreement, future tense, present perfect, and cut back.

Focuses on fast reading under three minutes per text for the TOEIC and reinforces grammar and vocabulary, including verb forms like expects vs. expect and cut back.

Part six exercise ten analyzes a 1500-business report on home working. Only 23% see staff as more productive; 64% report declines, while a home-office mix is best.

Practice Toeic part six grammar and reading skills with an advertisement about the Freestyle Libre glucose scanner, comparing finger prick tests to a quick, scan-based solution, and including time-management tips.

Practice Part VI exercise strategies: manage time, guess when stuck, and analyze a business report text to choose correct noun forms and verbs, including sales and improving.

Understand TOEIC part seven reading comprehension, with 48 questions on single and double passages, focusing on main idea, purpose, details, vocabulary, and inference, plus a time-saving scanning strategy.

Practice TOEIC Part VII exercise 1 with a climate change news text, using scanning to answer three questions in 2 minutes 15 seconds and identify the article's main idea.

Practice reading strategies for TOEIC Part VII by analyzing a news article about Northdown Motors, including scanning questions and identifying profits to determine its placement and main idea.

Practice part vii exercise 3 by skimming and scanning a recipe text to identify who will read it, determine cooking times (about 12 minutes), and clarify the text's purpose.

Apply a timed reading strategy for part seven, previewing the intro, scanning questions, and skimming for answers within 2:15 per text; identify email purpose, Dan’s description, and timing.

Practice reading an advert recruiting volunteers to help those with sight loss; learn how to apply online or by phone and note the south and southeast recruitment area.

Master Part VII reading strategies to tackle a short text with three questions, using titles and the main idea about London super mansions climbing higher, and analyze transactions and inferences.

This part seven reading lesson teaches previewing the introductory sentence, titles, and questions for three questions, then scanning for answers within a tight two minutes and 15 seconds.

Develop quick reading strategies by scanning the intro, titles, and questions, then locate answers. Note the photo jewellery and discount code to infer the advert's purpose and price cues.

practice part seven reading by analyzing a newspaper bulletin on mass evacuation after a violent storm in Cambodia, extracting the main idea from the title and answering three questions.

Practice TOEIC Part VII strategies: read the advert under time, scan questions first, then locate details such as discount rationale, listed features, and expected rest-of-advert content.