EBook Contains:
I. Overview of the TOEIC
TOEIC is an acronym that stands for the Test of English for International Communication.. It was developed by Educational Testing Service (ETS) of
II. Tips for taking multiple-choice test
Effective test-taking strategies are especially important with multiple-choice questions found on language test such us the TOEFL and TOEIC. These types of questions often include clues that may help you identify the correct answer. You may be able to improve your performance on such test bay considering the following tips.
III. Improving your listening comprehension
The ability to listen well gives you confidence in communication. You can only talk sensibly when you can understand what is said to you. Failing that, you may miss important information presented to you, or respond in unintended way. Listening in everyday life is real-time skill. Unlike reading, you often don’t have the chance to adjust the pace of speech, listen again, or check an unknown word. The need to understand what you hear on the spot makes it even more crucial that you develop the ability to listen well. The TOEIC test is an excellent measure of just how far advanced your listening ability.
IV. Tips for part I-photographs
This part of the TOEIC test contains twenty questions with four answer choice for each one. In the part I of the TOEIC test writers will use the following tricks to try to confuse you and make the selection of the correct answer more difficult.
V. The importance of learning phrasal verbs
The term “phrasal verb” refers to a verb + preposition structure and is sometimes called a two-word verb or three-word verb. A phrasal verb has a special meaning that is different from the meaning of the individual words that it is composed of.
VI. How to study vocabulary for the TOEIC Test
The following are some useful techniques examinees can use for expanding their TOEIC-related vocabulary base. Vocabulary learning tips :
1. Red, read, read
2. Improve your context skills
3. Practice, practice, practice
4. More ……
VII. How to read faster
Read more efficiently by reading intelligently!
Strategy 1: Know what you want to know
Strategy 2: Use speed-reading techniques
Strategy 3: Active reading
Strategy 4: How to study different sorts of material
Strategy 5: Using glossaries with technical documents
For more detail you can download in here: Getting Ready for the TOEIC Test.pdf
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