Prioritise high-value grammar
Focus on verb forms, agreement, word classes, modifiers, pronouns, conjunctions, prepositions and sentence structure.
Use grammar TOEIC test questions to diagnose errors, then practise the rule in complete sentences.
Build a useful TOEIC vocabulary list
Organise vocabulary around meetings, travel, purchasing, schedules, recruitment, customer service, finance and office communication.
Record collocations and word families rather than isolated translations.
Connect language to comprehension
Grammar helps readers recognise relationships within a sentence, while vocabulary provides meaning. Both support faster elimination of weak answer choices.
Review through retrieval
Use short quizzes, sentence completion, paraphrase recognition and listening dictation. Space reviews over time and recycle recurring errors.
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Frequently asked questions
Is there an official TOEIC vocabulary list?
There is no single list that guarantees a score; focus on frequent workplace language and words found in reviewed practice.
Is grammar only tested in Part 5?
Grammar is especially visible in Part 5, but it also supports comprehension throughout Reading and Listening.
Should I memorise translations?
Translations can clarify meaning, but collocations and contextual examples are necessary for accurate use.
Study the language behind the score
Turn grammar errors and unfamiliar vocabulary into a focused weekly review plan.
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