🔽 What kind of grammar will be featured in Part 5?

◼ Parts of speech: nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs ◼ Verb forms: tense agreement, number agreement, and mood (active/passive) ◼ Linking choices: distinguish between conjunctions, prepositions, and conjunctions with similar meanings ◼ Distinguish between relative pronouns and relative adverbs ◼ Adjectives and adverbs in the first, comparative, and superlative tenses

🔽 What vocabulary will be featured in Part 5?

◼ Choosing words that make sense in context ◼ Confusing vocabulary: words that are confusing because they are similar in meaning or spelling (e.g., affect / effect) ◼ Idiomatic expressions with prepositions

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TOEIC Part 5 Question Type - Short Answer

🔸30 Short Sentence Blanks - grammar or vocabulary questions to complete incomplete sentences
🔸Differentiating between parts of speech when faced with expressions with similar meanings

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TOEIC Part 5 - Short Sentence Blanks

Types of TOEIC Questions Part 5 Short answer questions are questions that ask you to complete an incomplete sentence and are usually grammar or vocabulary questions.

The questions will be primarily business-related, with sentences from meetings, emails, and work orders, so you'll need to be able to choose the right vocabulary and grammar.

Troubleshooting tips

Part-of-speech distinction with suffix learning (nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs)
Subject-verb agreement with singular/plural considerations
Matching verb tenses with time adverbs
Distinguish between conjunctions, prepositions, and adverbs with similar meanings
Distinguish between noun clauses, adjective clauses, and adverb clauses
Expressions that combine with specific prepositions (verb + preposition/adjective + preposition)