TOEIC business contexts are loaded with comparison forms. Master fewer vs less, comparative vs superlative, as...as parallelism, and double comparatives before the clock catches you.
TOEIC Listening tests attention more than knowledge. The tiniest grammar markers — negative contractions, tense, modals, plural -s — decide your score, and the audio never repeats.
Part 6 sentence-insertion items look like content questions, but they're really discourse-grammar puzzles. Here's how to spot tense, pronoun, connector, and information-flow traps.
TOEIC Part 7 loves pronoun-reference questions. Learn the four traps — obvious-but-wrong, singular they, cross-passage, and clause-referring it — and how to spot the antecedent fast.
A whole family of TOEIC items hands you the tense before you read the options — through one little time word. Here is how to spot the signal and lock the verb.
Most TOEIC word-form items do not test vocabulary. They test whether you can read the grammatical slot in under fifteen seconds. Here is the routine that works.