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How many people should Imake reservation for? (A)
I said about 15 or 20.
(B)
I reserved 10 tables.
(C)
4 o'clock.
Where do you want me to put these dishes? (A)
Just place them next to me.
(B)
Yes, it's myfavorite dish.
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We're going to therestaurant.
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Yes, we're taking a taxi.
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This Friday
(B)
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I could spare a few minutes.
(B)
I think there is plenty of room.
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Yes, I can lend you one.
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(A)
I think she's still considering her option.
(B)
It was not plarmed properly to beginwith.
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They're yours, aren't they?
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Weonly orderedten minutes ago.
(B)
The chicken is their best dish.
(C)
Let's just eat here and go.
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(A)
No,I havenot met with himyet.
(B)
The conference room is on the third floor.
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He had to attend to something urgent.
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No,he has not landed it in yet.
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Next month is the deadline.
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Would you mind holding the door open for me?
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What do you think of this letter? I've been working on all morning. But I think it's more complete, ready to send now.
(Woman):
Uh! Well, the first paragraph is too long. And there are
few typing mistakes, I changed those things. But otherwise it looks good.
(Man):
I didn't even know those mistakes. Ilike your ideas to break up that paragraph.
(You will read) 41. What are they doing? (A)
Talking about a letter
(B)
Discussing writing styles
(C)
Learning to type
(D)
Eating
42. What isthe woman's opinion?
H® should start again and redo everything.
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The man just needs to make afew changes
(C)
The man needs to send without correction.
(D)
She thinks itlooks great as itis.
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He thinks she is too judgmental.
(B)
He regrets asking for her advice.
(C) (D)
He thinks they are very helpful. He doesn't express any feeling.
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You will hear: Questions 44 through 46 refer to the following conversation: (Man):
How do I know the fax went through? I'm not sure, iff did it right or not. I really needthis fax to go through.
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(A)
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(B)
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(C)
A printer that isn't printing properly
(D)
A slightly broken copier
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Print out a confirmation sheet
(B)
Make a loud beeping noise
(C)
Display a message
(D)
Play music every time it is used
46. What does the green light mean? (A)
The machine is ready to use.
(B)
The machine isn't working properly.
(C)
The document has been sent successfully.
(D)
The machine needs more paper.
You will hear: Questions 47 through 49 refer to the following conversation: (Man):
When you finish that report, here are all the files for the next ones we need to complete by tomorrow evening.
(Woman):
I have not even finished the first one. Can you extend
the dateline? I got a headache and I hardly slept all week.
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(A)
She is late for an appointment.
(B)
She feels overworked.
(C)
She doesn't like her boss
(D)
Her computer isn't working properly.
48. What does the woman want?
(A)
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(B)
More time to complete the work
(C)
More paper to print report
(D)
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(A)
It's unlikely he can extend the deadline.
(B)
He will extend the deadline.
(C)
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(D)
He thinks she should get more sleep and slow down.
You will hear: Questions 50 through 52 refer to the following conversation:
(Man).
Excuse me! I bought these shoes yesterday. But I need to exchange it for different size. It's a little small. Do you have a large?
(Woman):
Let's see. No, I am sorry. We only have medium and small. I can give you a refund if you like.
(Man):
Then I guess Ihave to get a refund.
(You will read) 50. Where is this conversation taking place? (A)
A department store
(B)
A supermarket
(C)
A cafeteria
(D)
A hospital
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(A)
He bought the wrong size.
(B)
He bought the wrong color.
(C)
The item is passed its sell-by-date.
(D)
He doesn't like the item.
52. What will the man receive?
(A)
A large shoe
(B)
A small shoe
(C)
A refund
(D)
An exchange
You will hear; Questions 53 through 55 refer to the following conversation:
(Woman):
Good evening sir. I see you have four bags. Which would you like to take a carry-on?
(Man):
I would like to check these two suitcases and carry on two smaller bags.
(Woman):
I'm afraid that to the safety regulations, we can only
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allow passenger one piece of carried on baggage.
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Bank teller
(B)
Hotel receptionist
(C)
Airport check-in-deck clerk
(D)
Travel agent
54. How many bags does the man want to keep with him? (A)
All of them
(B)
Three of them
(C)
None of them
(D)
Half of them
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You will hear: Questions 56through 58 referto the following conversation: Excuse me. You don't look familiar I don't think I see
you before. Are you new here? (Woman):
Yes, I am. I am the new accountant. Yesterday was my first day. I'll be meeting the rest of staff this afternoon. I m feeling a little nervous.
(You will read)
Well! It's nice to meet you. I'm Ben Reilly. I've been
here for two years. And don't worry; eveiybody is easy to go along with. (Woman):
That's good to hear.
(You willread) 56. When did the woman jointhe company? (A)
A few years ago
(B)
Next week
(C)
Yesterday
(D)
Two years ago
57. Who IS the woman?
(A)
A new manager
(B)
A doctor
(C)
A new fund manager
(D)
The new accountant
58. What IS the woman going to do?
(A)
Have lunchwith Ben Reilly
(B)
Meet the rest of the staff
(C)
Talk to the manager
(D)
Make an announcement
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You will hear: Questions 59 through 61 refer to the following conversation: (Woman);
I have a question about taxes. I am self employed, but I received the demand for payments of the taxes. I wasn't aware that I had to pay growth receded taxes.
(Man):
Yes, Madam, it requires on all sales within the state.
(Woman):
How much will I owe with penalty of interest?
(Man):
Why don't you take a look at this leaflet outline in the
: think I see
tax payment requirement for the self employed, it all day was my
explains here. s aftemoon.
(You will read) 59. What is the woman's problem?
(A)
She didn't know she had to pay taxes.
(B)
She overpaid on her taxes.
(C)
She didn't want to pay taxes.
(D)
The woman has lost her tax receipts.
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60. What does the woman want to know?
(A)
Her social security number
(B)
The state tax code
(C)
How much sales tax on the item will be
(D)
How much she will have to pay.
61. What does the man tell the woman to do?
(A)
Contact her local tax office
(B)
Pay by check
(C)
Read an information leaflet
(D)
Look on the Internet for information
You will hear: Questions 62 through 64 refer to the following conversation:
(Woman):
I think the overall tone of the report is good. But 1mark your mistakes and made of a correction.
(Man):
I'm sorry. 1did it in a hurry.
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Next time, don't like yourself be distracted by dateline.
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Concentrate and take the time you need to do a goodjob. I'll try. But I get so stress out by dateline.
(Man):
(You will read) 62. What is the woman doing? (A)
Giving advice about managing time
(B)
Criticizing a poor job
(C)
Recommending greater speed and efficiency
(D)
Reporting mistakes
63. How can the man improve his work?
(A)
By asking for advice
(B)
By taking his time and not hurrying
(C)
By using a dictionary
(D)
By typing everything
64. Why did the man make mistakes? (A)
Because he is careless
(B)
Because of a lack of communication
(C)
Because of stress
(D)
Because he wanted to see if the woman would notice
You will hear:
You will hear: Questions 65 through 67 refer to the following conversation: (Woman):
I've tried to contact you for ages. You never seem to
answer your phone or check your email. Did you finish the budget projection? (Man):
Not quite, I finished the bulb of the work. So they'll probably be ready by the mid of next week.
(Woman):
Don't forget that Mr. Rogers need preliminary figure by Monday morning to present it in the meeting in the aftemoon. Get them done in this weekend, all right. Ok, I guess I'll be spending the weekend in the office.
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(You will read) 65. How did the woman try to contact the man? a goodjob.
(A)
By tax
(B)
With the budget
(C)
By phone and E-mail
(D)
By Monday
66. What does the woman ask the man to do?
(A)
Finish a project this weekend
(B)
Begin making a budget
(C)
Take the weekend off
(D)
Work on the budget with Rogers
67. When did the man expect to finish?
(A)
By Monday moming
(B)
By Monday aftemoon
(C)
By the middle of next week
(D)
In a few hours
You will hear: Questions 68 through 70 refer to the following conversation:
(Woman): 1 notice
I read it and read it all over and over. But I still don't
think the second and third paragraphs of this letter are very clear.
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(Man):
Would you like me to go over it for you? Sometimes, the second person can see something that you missed.
I you finish
(Woman):
Yes, and take your time and I'd rather have it perfect even it's late. This is a very important document.
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(A)
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(B)
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(A)
Perfection is more important than punctuality.
(B)
Punctuality is more important at all costs.
(C)
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answer three questions about what the speaker says in each talk. Select the best response to
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You will hear: Questions 71-73 refer to the following announcement.
(Man) Thank you for calling Center Electric Services, your local power company. We are still experiencing problems with power failures caused by the recent storm. We expect service to be back up in most areas early this evening, although some
of the envir medical em
homes and the northwest will be without electricity until tomorrow morning, and it may be tomorrow evening before service is fully restored in all areas. We apologize for the
inconvenience this has caused our customers and we thank you for your continued patient as we work to resolve these problems. The service announcement will be updated throughout the day. It was last updated at 6:00 A.M. on Sunday, April 3. (You will read):
71. Where would this armouncement be heard? (A)
On the television
(B)
On the radio
(C)
Over thetelephone
(D)
In a company meeting
72. What is thepurposeof the announcement?
(A)
Te tell people about an approaching storm
(B)
To provide information about electric services
(C)
To apologize for staffing shortages
(D)
To describe the reorganization ofa company
73. When is the problem expected to be completely resolved? (A)
This morning
(B)
This evening
(C)
Tomorrow morning
(D)
Tomorrow evening
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(Vou will hear): Questions 74-76 refer to the following talk. (Woman) Tonight's first-aid topic is about handling a choking incident. In terms I power
of the environment in which it occurs, choking is one of the strangest and most unusual of
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medical emergencies. First, it generally occurs in happy, lighthearted circumstances, when
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everything appears to be going right. For example, choking incidents often take place at
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parties, where there are lots ofpeople laughing and having a good time. Second, choking
for the
can happen to anyone, young or old, sick or well, alone or with others, at any time.
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Everybody should know what action to take in the event of a choking incident. It could
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happen to someoneyou know, or even to you, at any time. (You will read): 74. According to the statement, what kind of medical emergency is choking? (A)
Serious
(B)
Unusual
(C)
Common
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(You will hear): Questions 71-73 refer to the following talk. I hope you all enjoy tonight dinner. It is now time to welcome this evening guest
speaker; Carol Draper. Miss Draper is editor in chief for investor weekly magazine. She took over the position just over two years ago, and in that short time the magazine has become one of the most influential publications in finance. Ms Draper is also a well
respected, bestselling author in the field of investment. Shewill speak tonight on long term trend in interests, a subject she delves with the links into her latest book. Money Moves.
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(You will hear): 71. Who is Carol Draper? (You will read): 71. Who is Carol Draper?
(A)
A popular novelist
(B)
A magazine editor
(C)
An investment banker
(D)
A famous politician
(You will hear): 72. How long has Carol Draper held her current position? (You will read): 72. How long has Carol Draper held her current position? . English,
(A)
6 months
(B)
1 year
(C)
2 years
(D)
This evening
(You will hear): 72. What will Carol Draper do after her speech? (You will read): 72. What will Carol Draper do after her speech?
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She will answer questions.
(B)
She will sign her book.
(C)
She will have dinner. She will show a firm.
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will be held
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Taos Electronics
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Taos Communications
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Taos Motors
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Taos telecommunications
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(You will hear): 75. What is new about the Storyteller theaters? (You will read): 75. What is new about the Storyteller theaters? (A)
They now seat280.
(B)
There are now four of them.
(C)
They have newfilm projectors.
(D)
They will not be used in the festival.
(You will hear): 76. How much does it cost to see one movie?
(You will read): 76. How much does it cost to see one movie?
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(You will hear): Questions 77-79 referto the following announcement. tion, Taos
Ladies and gentlemen, I have two announcements for this aftemoon conference
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program. First for those ofyou who are planning to attend Dr. Van Dyke's lecture on
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marketing strategies, I'm afraid that I have some bad news. Dr. Van Dyke has been
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cancelled. The reason for this, unfortunately, is that Dr. Van Dyke must return to Australia
individual
because of family emergency. I know that many of you will be disappointed but I'm sure
event. For
you understand the situation. The second thing I have for you is the room change. The
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location for the personnel seminar has been changed to conferenceroom 6A. Let me repeat
thatDr. Van Dyke's lecture will not be taking place today and 2 o'clock personal seminar will be held in room 6A.
(You will hear): 77. What is Dr. Van Dyke probably doing right now? (You will read): 77. What is Dr. Van Dyke probably doing right now?
(A)
Preparing to return to Australia
(B)
Setting up a conference room
(C)
Rehearsing for her aftemoon lecture
(D)
Reviewing new marketing strategies
(You will hear): 78. What is tme of the Personnel Management Seminar? (You will read): 78. What is tme of the Personnel Management Seminar?
(A)
The speaker announced its cancellation.
(B)
It has been moved to room 6A.
(C)
It is postponed until two o'clock.
(D)
The lecture has a family emergency.
(You will hear): 79. How many changes have been announced?
(You will read): 79. How many changes have been announced? (A)
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(You will hear) : Questions 80-82 refer to the following announcement.
Attention travelers, we are grad to inform you that because ofsecurity situation all entrance to and exit from terminal Dare temporarily closed. To repeat, airport patrons are
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would once again like to remind travelers to keep all baggage including your children
under your control at all time and to notify the near security or airline officials of any suspicious activity or unattended luggage. We apologize to all airport patrons for this inconvenience but we are doing our best to make airline travelers safer in this tense time. (You will hear): 80. What might have prompted this announcement? (You will read): 80. What might have prompted this announcement? (A)
Some travelers' childrenhave become lost.
(B)
An unattended bagwas found.
(C)
Security officials have discovered weapons.
(D)
Airline counters have been shut down.
(You will hear): 81. Who is asked to report toairline counters?
(You will read): 81. Who is asked to report to airline counters? (A)
Travelers arriving at Terminal D
(B)
Thosewaiting to depart from Terminal D
(C)
People acting suspiciously
(D)
Those patrons who have only carry-on baggage
(You will hear): 82. Who should passengers notify ifthey find unattended bag? (You will read): 82. Who should passengers notify ifthey find unattended bag? (A)
The police
(B)
Security or airline officials
(C)
The local media
(D)
Airport patrons
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(You will hear): Questions 83-85 refer to the following telephone message. situation all
This is Peter Kerensky, father of Olga Kerensky. Olga is a patient of Dr. Richards
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(You will read): 83.
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(A)
A hurt wrist
(B)
A broken leg
(C)
A painful shoulder
(D)
A back problem
(You will hear): 84.
Why did Mr. Kerensky wait so long to cancel the appointment?
(You will read): 84.
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He was not sure whether Olga needed to go.
ended bag?
(B)
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ended bag?
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He is not a patient man.
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(You will hear): 85. Based on the messageher father left, what is probably true of Olga?
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(You will hear): Questions 86-88 refer tothe following short talk.
Good morning, and welcome to your first day on the job at London Chemical
Limited. As you know, this is the first of 3-day orientation to the firm, first up today there'll be awelcoming address from our director of personnel Dr. Smiley who will give you a broad overview of what you can expect in working for the firm and what the firm
expects from you. After Dr. Smiley addresses you'll be given a tour ofour headquarters and Central Research facilities. Following the tour, you'll have lunch at the main
employee cafeteria and given a half hour break before starting the afternoon program. Please note that attendance at all sessions is compulsory for all employees with no
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The lead chemist
(B)
The director of research
(C)
The head of personnel
(D)
The orientation director
(You will hear): 87. What is the focus of the talk?
(You will read): 87. What is the focus of the talk?
. (A)
Themoming's agenda
(B)
An introduction tothe company
(C)
The three-day orientation
(D)
Plans for after the tour
(You will hear): 88. What ispart ofthe planned tour?
(You will hear): 88. What ispart ofthe planned tour?
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1 would like to take a moment to welcome the new staff members Jim Lewis
comes to us from Park & Cheaper in Los Angeles. He's specialized in international
business investment. He speaks Chinese and Japanese and he is learning Vietnamese. He
will be a great asset to our clients interested in Asian business venture. His wife, Wendy, from Richards Dowson and Macedon is a marketing expert, she was based for many years
in Switzerland and as well as in European marketing techniques. She's already taken on
two of our particular clients with ease. We look forwards to working with both of them and welcome them to New York.
(You will hear): 89. What is the purpose of this announcement? (You will read): 89. What is the purpose of this armouncement? (A)
To armounce a company merger
(B)
To announce a company profit
(C)
To introduce new staff members
(D)
To discuss more new employees
(You will hear): 90. What is Jim Lewis's area of expertise? (You will read): 90. What is Jim Lewis's area of expertise? (A)
European marketing techniques
(B)
Client clients
(C)
Business investments in Asia
(D)
Teaching foreign languages
(You will hear): 91. Where did Wendy Lewis live for many years? (You will read): 91. Where did Wendy Lewis live for many years?
(A)
Switzerland
(B)
Vietnam
(C)
China
(D)
New York
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(You will read): 93. What time should the recipient of the message be at the airport?
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(B)
Shehad to book business class.
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She forgot to make a reservation.
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wait please have the following information ready so that our representatives may better assist you, your customer account number, the cereal number of your copier and your warranty expiration date which may be found in the bottom right hand comer of your service agreement. We apologize for the wait but assure you that one of our representatives willbe with you as soon as possible. (You will hear): 95. Who is this recording meant for? (You will read): 95. Who is this recording meant for?
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Representatives of Nautilus Copier
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(You will hear): 97. What is located on the service agreement? (You will read): 97. What is located on the service agreement?
(A)
The warranty expiration date
(B)
The sales and service phone number
(C)
The purchase order number
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The name of the company representative
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Golf was one of his favorite
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it happens.
they begin to
experience financial difficulties.
leed) 0sl?
(A)
where
(B)
what
(C)
when
(D)
why
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They asked (A)
who
(B)
why
(C)
for reason
(D)
the explanation
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labor negotiations, management must be available at all times.
(A)
As of
(B)
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(C)
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technological
development that has taken place.
(C)
^rama
(B)
dramatic
dramatical
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dramatically
decrease 03
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to avoid the storm.
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quick quick
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quicker
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quickly
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quickness
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20 minutes late because of badweather.
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land
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landed
(C)
landing
(D)
landed down
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3) m000Qii0nWm0nm0
The summit meeting brought new hope for an international cooperation. (A)
increase
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increased
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increasingly
in
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many obstacles to win the election.
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overcome
(B)
overcame
(C)
overcomes
(D)
overcoming ff
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difficult breathing.
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(A)
go
(B)
have
(C)
gone
(D)
having
114 -fijjflt Redesigned TOEIC fluiltrjJlJICM
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need
(B)
needs
needful
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necessary
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y
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1-310 guifTuaa
from anyone renting an apartment.
paid
(B)
money
in in need need
(D)
required
having hired additional inspectors, quality did not improve.
136.
(A)
Due to to Due
(B)
Although
(C)
Because of
(D)
In spite of
It IS sard that the ^
has improved alot in recent years.
(A)
finance
(B)
economy
(C)
financial
(B)
economical
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^
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patiently in the lobby when the bus
The tour group was
3/ a o
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ready
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paused
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invited
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waiting
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(A)
dismpt
(B)
interact
0
(C)
interfere
(D)
intervene
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A)
disrupt (5110111)
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interfere (d-1)
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t years.
139.
maa;
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Baskets of flowers
the new restaurant.
(A)
painted
(B)
showed
(C)
designed
(D)
decorated
135; D
136: B
137:0
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mmyR0iilijn1en=ir0
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Theairport was temporarily
because of weather.
(A)
closed
(B)
stormed
(C)
delayed
(D)
eliminated
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141.
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oz
on new small businesses.
(A)
establish
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concentrate
di
noun 01100
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to + verb,
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concentrate (jJ-^CUU)
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142.
Part
They held an elaborate
when they opened the new building.
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celebrity
celebration
(C)
declaration
celebrating
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declaration (ni1lJls;ni0)
celebration (011000-3)
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to first-and
business-class passengers.
(A)
fare
(B)
money
(C)
attention
(D)
advertisement
01U014'1001o1lllll110111014^1110-10°11413Jmil;
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is one ofthe major indicators ofwork efficiency.
(A)
Property
(B)
Propensity
(C)
Productivity
(D)
Conductivity
145. Acredit line for the client was
by aloan officer.
(A)
asked
(B)
helped
(C)
decided
(D)
approved gnjjmli)
146. To schedule the early flight, passengers have to book their
Ttgun^iu I
person.
(A)
advances
(B)
resolutions
(C)
restorations
(D)
reservations
147. I asked the department manager if he could
me as to how to
respond .
(A)
advise
(B)
advice
(C)
devise
(D)
device
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I can do it
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ivinsmdiif
maa:
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completely
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completion
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completing
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s lifetime.
coward
beggar
0"U10U0401W1U
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^luiiamliitasHiiwIaaio (iiinii^mlfi) 04Q 1. tll0lJlS;510D04nl01 Oll0lllS;h10l000114U0SlllSIi100'H0D'U) Dictionary is useful for students who are teaming English.
0i0ii4nifuSilisl0i/i400i4n0fiin0ni94i!000iBi04nj)0
124 -
Redesigned TOEIC flUUfrWRtCM •
Love and hatred are common to all human beings. fm tl5fl11f) Sifl "313J^315Jusyg p)
U.jj^jj'
^muiwilmfiuJisnuHiiia-iotinw-TOjuBostiSio mjuBniuiuiSwilssn^ I
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Ufvuviinynn t 051-11504
fiolll) iw
Anumber of problems relating to emploj^ee^ advancement has" come to the r>
attention of the management recently"
^ aimlretnuonumfio anumber ofproblems relating ,0 employee advancement a
number of
laijo Bfirwmm has lii^o bmSb fignB'oaiflti have 2. Hmui3j(ilun5f3jni0
She gave money to berbrother.
lB0l^'Hl1'UuntJ0>3=inE) He purchased ten eggs for bis sister.
linlw0lnj1i|'U0s3jfmguy|g.3
3. k0iuiutllwnf53jnj0
bUU'H-Sfl'U
Mr. Dale sleeps in the room. L
0TUU
3.1 n5fJjp)f^Ua-ni53J50-3 (Direct and Indirect Objects) riches
iiasnjiiHbf (Indirect Object)
4«j.atinti.i5n
trousers
pantaloons premises proceeds
Parts (l) -
IspltJlJnSimQflllUlO^ (Indirect Object)
125
IfieJDS^Sfll
uniin^TMQn to / for 11111141 ii?)flui^fifi^n55U50ifinHQiiHvii4iniiw?i!i mgiii I
^
ni?U50l1'1'H14ini'3Uf11^DS;llJtT1U11O141 to / for 1410141^ ^lul^Iltlfl'imflTOolllfl Subject + verb + direct object + to/for + indirect object _
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,
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Sunny gave the insurance policy
direct object
to Lisa
indirect object
)me to the
'5'i4Sl0U0un5utiiijjiJ5s;ni400 Imtfiflfuaiti Subject + verb + indirect object + direct object
vancement _
_ ,
Sunny gave Lisa
indirect object
-
.
the insurance policy
direct object
<¥i4Sl™0ijn53J5iiJj°^d?sfTi400lMun0mSq}i (Riiunuibiiifibitiiu) A A
«=4
1 ij
nl010m014°1Ulll}j'n0n51U?011ll0 indirect Object
a ti/ ^
0010
write
draw
read
teach
offer
hand
promise
give
cut
buy
bring
build
get
make
pay
show
pass
send
lend
build
feed
leave
paint
sell
nimwnwnlvaiJfru
fiii4i3j00l00t0i4f?ii4iiJ0fr'3i43Jinimi0di40niii00ngmtuii'nil0 ims^tfimy di
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1. 011413400100010011^10010 S 0nlll0140°11413411W11i)0l0340 (0lKl014 0i;;Ti114DS;ifll40'3SiTi114111fHD0) (001^1) 00 :t
riches
tidings
fetters
breeches
billiards
trousers
valuables
goods
movables
eatables
pantaloons
spectacles
thanks
surroundings
stocks
premises
alms
measles
scissors
wages
proceeds
annals
mumps
shorts
bowels
tongs
stockings
Object)
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126 - flJJfll Redesigned TOEIC flUUfrwutai
2.
(d'lWmvnjj^'aliJS
iiJv!iJ5s;Bii4'U0-3nl0iDs;iilv!il5s;Bii4t0n'iAii)'um3jg) mathematics
gymnastics
news
summons
economics
politics
athletics
physics
statistics
classics
mechanics
innings
ethics
gallows gallows
3. ?13J'H'UlJJ'Hf0'U1}J1lilli4'Hd0fUS; (Collective Nouns) (uatYauBa gentry
mankind
poultry
nation
peasantry
vermin
audience mnviBumua
(na-^fli) aa poetry
cavalry
issue
infantry stationery scenery
bedding
abuse
mischief
advice
physics
offspring
information
gram
alphabet
lumiture
machinery
WMVtB'U ('HnjJtaU s ^
aiaaiitiijmai'Uiyia'iiiiiliin'HiAiBitanmj^Saaim) Cna-afli) aa apparatus series
hundred
swine
species
heathen
corps score
nee
amends
means
cannon
thousand
kindness
Tiilsila tT'uvfhiaanuiiBsiaejlttiiJian'WB'uiftua ailwiJfjiJfsiBnunBSiiiI'mJifSBiuiafThiBitiviTuti aa
— Tfl1-30ftl'3ll£nnt«UaTH1U Part5(1) - 127 information
equipment
advice
homework
news
knowledge
scenery
traffic
baggage
money
luggage
fumiture
machinery
imagery
poetry
JlviTlIu IllJJmJJ s, es dfinw news IGI
I
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8. fiiuiJJplalilSiiiifuiiJBiiw f-3f)s:0dlf47'iJmnffi)'umS0f4mjfiTm}jfIul3jl^
^3/
9i
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("uoOTUitaiiaanfiihnaJWfiSijnn) intelligent
joy
conflict
happiness
beauty
friendship
pleasure
affection
bravery
wisdom
courage
lIuiJ5s;51w
9. ^0017^1t?THfufinf41U"lIll1^
aiUnWlTllll^ (Count Noun)
ll0S;fnin70
spring
9.1 fiTunuTJu'l^^Tvnnaff niture
miPiJJ
s
one boy
two boys
one teacher
two teachers
n
9.2
w
one dog
two dogs
one cockroach o
o/ a/
l/| h] S^fii di
fix
two cockroaches fii fil
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9.3 0Tui3J"uu mnmuff-inja-fviuiiJn-fmyns
one pencil
two pencils
one mobile phone
two mobile phones
one meter
two meters
one kilogram
two kilograms
one degree
two degrees
9.4
9.5 'M'U40U04m7Hli-3ft'3l4pll4
two families
128 - nun's Redesigned TOEIC flmifruuitM one community
two communities asi'winui
one province
two provinces
9.6
lW^0'Sm£iT lintT iniviinjji one can
two cans
one bottle
two bottles
one glass
two glasses
one idea
two ideas
one invention
two inventions
9.7
fnari-jvisnu
Pronoun (fntri5vtinu)
She is a beautiful woman.
V
Tom is a vegetarian. He does not eat meat.
YiauvntjaTHisi!) ll/^l3Jvn^4l^40^^1^ Tom said that he was a good boxer.
o
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o* 3/
0TnviSJlA|S^700na5m!nVT3n I, my, mine, me, we, our, ours, us
tT57yil413JlJ|tJ^MU'S(^QOnV!lT^lTs4 fr'3f401tTl5TfU13Jfl11^'3n you, your, yours ll0S;0n?T55'VtinUflTtAnn he, his, him, she, her, hers, they, their, theirs,
Phrase) 010f 00010aj0V)V
them, it, its ll)'U?f77'lf'U1UlJ|tlVlfnjJ 'lt-3nJf4'lJ000'Vl00U0m-30"U11tn •
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o/
a/
ri|
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iiIwilfSiBTW 0ffTMU13Jll7iJYl 1
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iiaffi-aanu
iitrei-aanujiJ'u
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Part 5 (l) -
129
nifiEwavjii
a/
o'v
o
1/
0*^ 61 5/
Adjective (fn^aiftlM'n) flQfnffMU'Vl She is an eloquent speaker.
iBQiiluiTfi'MPiilinndi ai
There are ten boys in my class.
2iln il; eju ^ IIfi11114It0-3(I£1vili0>3 R3J Electricity is dangerous. V| 13^1
tf
lllvJl014?l?10
Tom is a brilliant speaker,
nouiiliiilnvhsi^infuiiaifi
niwi^nio^ni^ciiapiii q
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0i0aimiifiinv(i4i2u0i00iinu nibib^im^uvnu ^lu^^uyibininl (Noun Phrase) f110tumni2l413J100n'U00r0Utill4Uin?Sllll4010aiffTtll2llllll41lJB511J 2t?imu
R0fi°i0fU0iiii2ijiiijnii^^ijinli4m5iii=u00f0ulin00s;ui4i4innn fiiRai^viwm2|ilii^ 0/
U?lfl?n^3nimPIUV!14mmiJ014f114
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0n0fu^vin°'2iii4i2im;;0iimii^2n^3li4il?s;l00^>32 (*i0^®i) English is an interesting subject.
Qin0iin0'in0ihili4wi2i4ntii4l
130 -
Redesigned TOEIC iJUUfrjJUttU •
Mr. Tom will translate the technical manual into English. '
a 3/
dl
fiainosjDs
2.
linking verbs
'UIJJIIQOfll'U'H'UT linking verbs ITO
The president's decision was unacceptable to the Board of Directors.
mifwiS'u1flni9-ayiitiiJ5s;fTul3Jiil'u^£i0jjfijpi'0n??3jmii)1vn5 It is necessary to ship orders on time.
^iiil'u^0^ir-3B'U0nl'Hmin0i (n/aiu it My former girlfriend was beautiful.
0l^0fjffDj0-3wutn03jin some, my, i
That song is sad. M
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That subject doesn't seem important.
m0ll0^lSl3j000fr100j w
t40n!)inMfri^'Hl0P)nu'Hf]^nj0-30i0ai0riiT'
^iifi0'u^0-3^nl^tms;lltil'uu0Q 0nS^'Hfr'3^¥in0'u^0^yi0-3^i00iiJii-3'U0-30i0fuwi'0 ^ ^
1
91
^0-3vi0-9^im?is;0i0aj0'VBi^'Ui3Ji00n^0ti0ij frQf4uinwiT0ijflsliJf0'n3j'H3jn0 010fu™vi^iynn red, black, tall, fat, white, thin, short lllu^l4300n^0fT01J'U00Unn ^
I
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M'Ufjfmyi0-3fli0i suffix vil0if0003mfr'm0n)0^0i0fumAi'M$^iilt4^imii-U9i0nB0js;0n l-330njJ^1lll'UI?THflJ'Mn0V!
vtai-3na^'nia(il'uni0fU0viii
nai-3na-3'ni0ia
viai-ana-a'Ria
aaiaviii
aiaaiai^iii
alike, alivf
moderate
dangerous
formal, normal
interesting
bored
comfortable
sluggish
sunny
amaifiii
Part 5 (i) -
economic
identical
remedial
sensory
hopeless
competitive
friendly
beautiful
childlike
handsome
131
important
subsidiary
different
ffiiJ finfim^vfvfTfid3Jinimn)Sin-30E)if9-3^e0 <«
4
1) •H'U101fnil^Ml04n/010 (5^3jTnBS;0d'H0"f determiners ^ivnn a, an, the, for, Co
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some, my, his, her, in, on, at, with lllufltt)
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a, an, the + adjective + noun.
This is an expensive hotel, a, an, the + adverb + adjective + noun. This is an extremely expensive hotel, a, an, the + adjective + noun + noun. IE)
1 have a beautiful diamond ring.
mils;
f
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2)
linking verbs
t
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l^01i)i)5^00ll4IlJ00lllS
Subject + linking verb + adjective.
atrafusfn
She is beautiful.
010fU0Vl11^Jj'ni)S'31-4lQ'H0^f1inl01 Linking verbs 00fll0m0'W11fl1Vnn afraid, alike, alive, alone, asleep, awake, aware, beautiftil Illl4014llt14 .
She is afraid.
1110000
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3) 00lTOl0tumiVl°'lt0l000110Ml41^50100001141fl4000l413jl'H50ll0-30109l0'Vl11 011)0100 000
132 - awfltRedesigned TOEIC flUUErjJUtCU
fmufOT W1P1
aio
^
i.
^
Thai
QSTPl
folk
14134
songs
three lovely new Thai folk songs
<1
2
3
big
circle
wooden
chairs
iiluadme:
two big circle wooden chairs
miQljjniifidSJU'uiPil'HJiijirFi-a^'
4)fiiatuOTiii0f5i-4int)infn5ii3j ly m^'niofiiitiului^iJ Noun + ly = aiatumill I
mu
friend + ly
= friendly
cost+ ly
^manly
world + ly
man + ly
= costly ^worldly
nsjiama: 1) fiii4i3jpi0liJSfi
day +ly week +ly
-= daily daily =weekly
hour+ ly
= hourly
month +ly year +ly
2)
=monthly =yearly = yearly
(preposition +adjective +noun)
1113401401)110^ a, an, the Il4010£il4^'i4uu
What we must do immediate'^ is" inform our customers even before Irving'^ to solve" the problem.
nduSmn' <»
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Part 5 (1) -
133
Din^l0m-3'«0tT0'ull4U14U3J0^'Qfll^enn|QimU'H14-3 AWfim51S;^1U'H'U100 do 4-3lllwnl0inj0-3 we IwllJnldl linking verb
adjective
^
00^0-31111! immediately tlJ'U^1ll'H'U-3®U0-3 adverb 0in^i0di-3'ui-3UUiis^i'Hi!l^'iimiyi0-3?in0i-30'0-3'Mi0fii
ninlai
Verb (fiinlai) 000nmNii^l'=tf'ii0ffi-3m5nis;n°i iiiTiFi-3nl0i0im5'Hl0itdrfi-30'3iu chairs
iilu0d'Hl0S0dnj0-3ilis;Biii iiii! All always makes a cup of coffee as soon as he gets to work.
This system allows us to forecast costs with greater precision.
isuuyiiil'H'WQniniiiino'a 10101-3•Hinl^odi^tiiiudi The nurse took a blood sample from Mr. Dale.
iii-3iAi0iiji0l^t4i0'i0di-3m00n)0-30mi00lil?Di\) <)
nl0i00iiiili4fi"iiiiJisin0U00i0fii3Jin^000-iimwiu0iiJis;l00 U
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uis l00i)s:00H0fuii5fmmsmi4ilis; I00 m 100111100101 fnuni0i0Wii0i400-3iims; lii 41
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ImiluC 2 ilismn 00
1. Principal Verb HI© Main Verb 00ni01tm 0101im 'HU100-3nl010mJ1lll0 4 3^ o-'
I
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K0-3 (nimiiil ing) 0ii3Ji)i-30i0iimn00ni0i0ijjii0-3'miiii)om4000imii!i4i0i 0101 3/
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nduUHJTAIISili©-!^ 1 UdSi 2 DS01U1101J1013J011T3ll4lll2il00l0 l003JinDS^Knill'H0-3 4
iIis;bii! iw Valaipom gave me an English book.
ll011l1^T1'H'U-300011J10'3Otl1111001110311(5-3 (gave tlll401011(0-35 2 110-3 give 111 iTOIUd'llfl l00llJ0'1U110Hi11ini01li'3001
1ku101VI11S;IiIu1iJiI0-3 Past Simple) The horse kicked the man.
iiimsmtibnuiTu
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(kicked 111V!nidilie
2mSsu gave
imsHi
ilisltifiufn)
fi^EJTi(0^^ 1 0nin?£)1v4'3iini)n3aTW'3a^'30'w1a Laddawill teach me English.
(will iilunldiiiidn^Kir'uinldiiiTOg^^ i miifu
will
Laddais writing an English letter to her mother.
0'0fntii0-3ilo'U!)fiv!in0g>3nqytJiTii'H'u^D-309m3JD0-3tB0 (is n3J0-3 am, are, was, were, be
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ing ^nl01UTO2Wt401lJ?-5114lflyW'ni0'0n'!01lfl4lfl0Pll
(I'd
iTTunlenitgij^ 3
WQi^H^iuaiwmwg'unldnioij i ijgi; 2 la ds
have, has, had (iJlSiBIUlllia-^) liSS is, am, are, was, were, be, being, been (ll?s;5TUQnn?s;i1l) iW Ladda has written a letter to her mother.
aaailaildUija'HiJidn'^gfuiiii*1)0111501!•u-3fi'iTi)
(
D0dliiiilngiin 3tnnsaTuiiuiSnl0iiti0iil'u has)
The letter was written by Ladda.
^anindQiTiiiiu^lagnildDlagaaai
(written lliuflldTlia^^ 3m51s;n^00'll0".inl0TliQ0 was luiJlS^Tda^lJfSJBTUnn ^
nisn°i)
m5im'-iilis;l00r)s;Hnl0im0iQiil'unl0inj0^ili;sil00mu0 010111 iilaaiaoEnaiu
nl0iitii0n5iini4i!^i3tnini[0^^ifiala5in'M0i-i0'^0iiii0fin
laaaifiiavin
0iDi0'inqy0ilanaiii0iaiii0aQ00ia0liJSlil00'iii.ili4nl0iim (110451) 00
-T01-30ft1^1-30inmd™iu Part 5 (1) - 135 ifflSaa-j'nia
fmu-Hjjia
ninlai -ize
sanitize
-en
strengthen
-er
discover
-ify
identify
-ate
moderate
o
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cj
cS
0V!yiij
a;
hvivn
'Lffl?00^'vn00nfi0-3nl0iin^^i0ii)Si'Ll'«inijifD^00^'vn0fiTuniJU02;0i0fii^'Pi'n ravi ^0-3m3j
ifijflainia
Jl0n'W\)T4
-ate
-ment
2 M flS
-er
ninlai
RiRfuavpn
0TU1iJ
immediate
translate
compliment
argument
recover
teacher
were, be,
Regular Verbs e=>,
3/4=1
a/
i
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4=J
Regular verbs 00fl501im'VlW'U|l]mu=tf0>3Tl 2 (Simple Past Tense) U0S^tt0^Tl 3 3/
(Past Participle) aiamiilSu ed Simple Present
Simple Past
Past Participle
Present Participle
walked
walked
walking
studied
studied
studying typing
)s;in'U0n
4lJ5S;l00
0
communicate
talked
talked
communicated
communicated
communicating
opened
opened
opening
typing
^
n0i0'Mn
Irregular Verbs 4il 4^1
4=4
SfA S/4=J 4^ 4a
a/ a/
I C5t
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4=1
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Irregular verb 00ni01ll1T»im0Wt4|lJllltJ^0-3'n 2 (Simple Past Tense) Il05;'ft0-3H
3 (Past Participle)
ed UOT-1 regular
irregular verbs moHflTH'Un^
l'mJlsl00DS;Hmh0t4nU00TtQ0tTfl4 Tenses 12 Tenses ^1001-3 irregular verbs
136 - fiJJfll Redesigned TOEIC flimsfJJlJ'SCU —
Base Form
Simple Past
Past Participle
Gerund Form
be
was/were
been
being
beat
beat
beaten
beating
become
became
become
becoming
begin
began
begun
beginning
bend
bent
bent
bending
bet
bet
bet
betting
bite
bit
bitten
biting
blow
blew
blown
!blowing
break
broke
broken
breaking
bring
brought
brought
bringing
build
built
built
building
burst
burst
burst
bursting
buy
bought
bought
buying
catch
caught
caught
catching
choose
chose
chosen
choosing
come
came
come
coming
cost
costing
cut
cutting
dealing digging done
drown
drawing
drunk
drinking
fallen
falling
fed
feeding
Part 5 (1) -
feeling fighting found
found
finding
flown
forbid
forgive
forbade
forgave
forbidden
forbidding
forgotten
forgetting
forgiven
forgiving
frozen
freezing getting giving
going grown
growing
hanging
hearing
heard hidden
holding hurting keeping known
knowing
leading
leaving lending
137
138 -
Redesigned TOEIC lighting losing making meant
meant
meaning
meeting paying
putting reading ridden
riding ringing nsing
running saying seeing
sought
sought
seeking
selling sending
setting sewn/sewed
sewing
shook
shaken
shaking
shone
shone
shining
shooting
shrink
showed
shown
showing
shrank
shrunk
shrinking shutting singing singing
Tm-^ar^i^liainituainiiJ Part 5 (i) - 139
sleep
slept
slept
sleeping
speak
spoke
spoken
speaking
spend
spent
spent
split
split
split
splitting
spread
spread
spread
spreading
spring
sprang
sprung
springing
stand
stood
stood
standing
steal
stole
stolen
stealing
stick
stuck
stuck
sticking
sting
stung
stung
stinging
strike
struck
struck
striking
swear
swore
sworn"
swearing
sweep
swept
swept
sweeping
swim
swam
swum
swimming
swing
swung
swung
swinging
take
took
taken
taking
teach
taught
taught
teaching
tear
tore
torn
tearing
tell
told
told
telling
think
thought
thought
thinking
throw
threw
thrown
throwing
understand
understood
understood
understanding
woke
woken
waking
wore
worn
wearing
won
won
winning
written
written
wear
-al
normal, verbal, punctual, actual, individual, central
formal,
140 -
Redesigned TOEIC nUUarwiJ^SM •
imiili4fi°iiii3JDs;iilufn5ia3J -al oinlai
iw (PIU al = flTMlJl
appraise
appraisal
approve
approval
fmuttuia
fn5ilifs:mt4
arrival
betray
denial
lllSill'U^II-
burial
H01 Active
betrayal
1oiJis;lai3i
removal
0S^1l illuol
mfmti
ll'lOOl iWF
revival
V
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OQ0OH111U1
rehearse
rehearsal
repnse
reprisal
0111101101!
renewal
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survival
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Passive Voice
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verb
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My wife was asked to invite the guests. (Passive)
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mi
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143
The meetingwill be held in Bangkok tomorrow. (Passive Voice)
to be (is,
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Dr. Taksin is talking with the trade delegatesfrom various countries. (Active Voice)
Miss Thailand Worldis very beautiful. (Adjective= Active Voice)
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2.2 Modal Auxiliary Verb mflTtnnqUMUjfijilmJiaSufilollilKlodl^Btl-,
mtiimfiiBaHmtiBiviiionfirfmuiaiiauina
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will, shall + Vj
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She will go^, to school tomorrow.
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will, shall, may
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She will be waiting for me at the hotel.
Iwill, shall etc +have +verb. You may have passed the test.
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n?0iui1 (main verb)
The most intelligent student the situation.
consent
forwt forget
promise manage
pretend
prepare
leam
expect
arrange
deserve
intend
appear
demand
hope
decide
hesitate
threaten
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nlyi^nanmiiii'M
to +verb,
refused
to accompany
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would rather, had better
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warm up
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This flower is very beautiful.
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Adverb
quickly reasonable
reasonably
precise
precisely
enthusiastic
enthusiastically
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eagerly
forceful
forcefully
slight
slightly
strange
strangely
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beautifully
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friend + ly
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dead + ly
2-
uas^nTHWf
kindly
live + ly
= lively
low + ly
= lowly
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cost +ly
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s ifTwa (ria-jBi)
always nowadays
backwards perhaps
forwards overseas
indoors sometimes
upstairs
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far, early, late, high, low, right, wrong, easy ^•f^°''30dl,3m!lw0li|y Adjective
He is an early riser.
His late arrival caused some problems. It is very hard work.
It is an easy job.
liw h^4, fas,,
Adverb
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miJ'MUII j
Noun
Preposition (finjnuvi) n0fil«>imKlllillfMlTlB™i)JH5omsi5M1JllJl^O utcu^iirfi
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Pronoun
'H3J2;f1fl'HlTn3Jlfll'UtUg-33J0'UV1^003l'y'iljQ.3')^'yi1^'y-|Q I wentto the restaurant with Anne.
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Gerund
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There is no book on the table.
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o'jiu'Huia
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nnsj'HJjia
under
along with 100-3011
before
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behind
above
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among
between
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beside
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She ran across the road.
aiu u^infl Pronoun
An old man was walking beside her.
Mr. Dale was angry with me.
fiaima IniBWu Gerund
.
We were i
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They succeeded in e;
vnninnvrSl^^iiii) Noun Clause
You must be content with what you have.
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There is no point in what she said.
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bnu nai (Time)
in + flPni'aH
(in + century)
in the twenty-first century a^fiTUVtuvt
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in-I- naitlfH
(in + decade)
in the 1990s, in the nineties
(in + year)
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(in + season) in the spring
in + JPign
(in + month)
in October, in March
in +af'3'U'U0>3'3'i4 (in +parts ofthe day) in themorning, in the afternoon l=imil arflTun (Place)
in + nil]
fin + (in + continent)
in Asia, in Afi-ica V
in +111)141
(in +body ofthe water)
in the Caribbean
in +lllSJillfl
(in +country)
in Thailand, in China in + 1[«
(in + state)
in Ontario
in + iU0^
(in+ city)
in Bangkok , In London
in+ Pin
(in + building)
in the World Trade Center
in + 'H0'3
(in + room)
in the classroom
Imy ff
in+vmmm
(in + clothing)
in a blue suit
in + mm
(in + language)
in Thai, in English
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in+ timf0
(in + book)
in English Grammar In Use
in + 'H'U^00'MSJ'M (in + newspaper) in the Bangkok Post, in the NATION
in + niafU
(in + magazine)
in Asia Week
in + H'Ultl'STU (in + department) in English department
in +linnnul (in +field) in computer science
in + BnWi'H'U
(in + opinion)
in my opinion V
wnii nai (Time) t
on +
(on + date)
on May 21, on March 5
(on + day)
on + Tfi
on Monday, on Friday I
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on + atfU
(on + street)
on Wall Street
(on + floor)
on + lPH
on the 5
floor
on +
(on + coast)
on the East Coast on the earth
on the planet on the globe
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(Other)
on + aiPlOTW
(on + a vehicle)
on a train, on a plane
on + miia^fl'Wfllf (on + musical instrument)
flTUIh
m
on the guitar
on foot, on the cover, on a trip, on sale on the market, on schedule, on time
ontelevision, on radio, on the phone ona farm, on a map, on purpose
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at night
Mmj trai14^ (Place) at +
(at + address)
example
at 123 Petchkasem Road experieni at + Pin
(at + building)
idea for
at the National Museum increase
at home
interest ii
llnu &4aw
part of
at present, at the moment, at first, at last
probabili
at most, at least, at once, at a lowprice
process o
at a high price, not at all
reliance < rules for
satisfactic source of
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mn
0TH13J + UTfunsijyns
Noun +
o
^'^'uu^i^inmunmiEmao-jDiaiiJTAmnm'vnsyiaiima'jai
anjjtiwia
prepositions
Noun+
01113111110
prepositions
appointment with
miiTaifinynii
approach to
cause of
tnm0U0-3 4
miinnmanij
combination of
niiii3Jfruii0i
contribution to
fni;3J0u1ii
cure for
niifnui
decrease in
mi000>3lv!tf0-1
demand for
0ii3j00-3niim0
development of
mi'W3ii4Tun<30t!i'3
development in
niiwa)i4i1i40in)i
effect on
N0ms;niJ
effect of
S-30nis;viu
example of
^1001-3
rules of
0001
experience in
m5W31inll40TU
exception to
0011U
idea for
tivnanuaatla-j
improvement in
011'Vi(3l'Ul1l301'U
increase in
mifi'Muluaiu
influence on
0110011511000
interest in
0^^}J^^^41fll^4t10-3
native in
10011!, 3J1i)10
part of
ITTU 1)0-3
price of
11011)03
probability of
0n3Jijni)s;iiluu0-3
problem with
ilEynitfinfu
process of
n53;in'um5U0-3
quality of
0fU0111D03 4
reliance on
01133 hl1-3lDl34
result of
WaD03
rules for
ngmai
experience with
0iiSilis;truoi'ja3
if q
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Vi S/
q
q
a/
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01)
satisfaction with
0113J1101d
solution to
1113110
source of
imfi-3n)0i
supply of
0ii50ti3lii
156 - fUJ/lt Redesigned TOEIC il1jil0f34iitCM
nintwavni + u'Munm'Mis
Adjective +
pnujuwia
prepositions
Adjective +
miWHjjifi
prepositions
acquainted with accustomed to afraid of
annoyed with ashamed of
imujjifnfi
aware of
bored with
m0ln^30tn^3
capable of
niuiffi
conscious of
crazy about
dependent on
ii0nfn-3Din
disappointed with
rain <3 fill
eligible for
minsifiD
Mjju'Hinynij
envious of
excellent at
exeited about tired of mainu
familiar with generous of free from
0tTISl)1f1
fond of
good of identical to
kind of
free of
frightened of good at
niaiv 3J1J1Id
mtelligent of impressed by
iiis;')TijlDin^0'u preposi in-3d-3 account
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infenor to
0s;1?un40m-3 jealous of
interested in d
11 t
made of
full of
married to
ii^^-fTunu
native to
nim03Jiinn C)
necessary for nice to
•niuiinfi
lM?i0l07in^0i4 Sii^nu
pleased with
3^ a/
next to
Ifidnij
nice of
nifui, 0
preferable to
fuit0U
perfect for
muisinij
polite to
df0TVt00
proud of
0Sli)l071J1'3014
related to
m0'3^'0-3mj
responsible for
flJH01i01Jpi0
responsible for
flJH01f0U00U1<3
lJ1^001-3
sensible of
'
011
<»
H0lf)mj
satisfied with 1
scared of
fldl
short of
silly of
1-ipudi
stupid of
similar to
ddidfTb
Sony about
itblDindinu
sorry for
ttaluffTHfu
suitable for
minsnu
surprised at/by
tiiJdnli)
suspicious of
df^^0
upset about
worried about tired of
m0'H'ui0/ m0m7
kind to
000
kind of
nn0U0fm
man, li)000l0 q
'
in^0u
n?an, flUnlfi
n^ai + uvtuniijvti
0^01 +
nnsfHina
prepositions account for
0101 +
0njfH}J10
prepositions
if0mT3m0'3nii
apologize for
U0l0umns;
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arrive in
U10^3 V
lllu agree to
flri)
apologize to
(riWV!4114)
ma inu ia?in<3ari Cj rf
_
mri^iatnj
,
3/
apply for
approve of
mrifntJ, QtJiipt titltflia, aitWPt
arrive at
(iT'UIJjfl'Uiil'U begin by 3Jia-l (lfl41JJin4tlll4 V
agree with wit
mit^iamj (au)
,
begin with
believe in believe in
belong to
Sllrinia^^
careabou care about
eare for
fSJWiplISif-J aua, fsjwaisii-i
collide collide wi with
ititfirinii
caution caution aj against complain complain to
fa^itaita'a
consist consist of of
ilisnauaia
cooperate with ilriwanu iiriwatTu complain for fa-ntfiriinbQnililo^ l'a-H!ai4inaQniii1a^ trate on
contribute to
ffllritT-Ull, fllllJtTltll, q
u1i)1fl move ulDia move to to
V
V
> -H
aiaimimua-i
dl
mu
3/ cu
mnij
deal with
^^^'anu aaa'anu
depend on
nj14adnil muadnij
die die of of
aiaimis;
dream about
^rilHli....
dream dream of of
5i4ai4im5
drive into
^ItfTu
engage engage in in
wnmt, ifiJimuia
escape from
IfSinn
divide divide into into
3
decide decide on on
i
divide among
%>
(3 ai4 divide bet\ divide between a/
(2 aitmitliJ) interfere with
itviiniw
invest in
a^iiuluaiu
listen to
l^>3
atia, ma>3am SI '
look at
ria>3a
jja^m, mtvn
meet with
wufTii (laiiji-ifiii)
aiatmi?fTjii4ii1aiia-i
crash into
itiinu
3
I
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inamua'a, uti
pay for
dia
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plan on
n-auNtJ
prepare for
10100
prohibit from
•Hiuinn
recover from
0U0D10
replace with
11000010
rely on
respond to
fl0U
result in
0-110010...
run into
wnu
search for
0001
smile at
00101s;
subscribe to
01D10i0
suffer from
l000i0miis;(t
3/
(011)
shout at
^
succeed in substitute for
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00n0Ni1-i
000010101^00
think about
001001001.10-1
000-1
wait for
000
talk about
001001110
talk with think of
qj
HI
•U
Q
write to
nltn + niiw + uviUYiifl'Pns
+ Objects
Verbs
+ Prepositions
ftnuviitia
accuse
00
of
ndiTHifiit
ask
00
for
fnuin-30m-3
blame
00,0-1110-1
for
ndnlny mns
borrow
0-1110-1
from
ow ... ^in
charge
00
with
ntin'Hil'Qa'UQ'Hn
congratulate
00
on
iitt^i^anuSwnii
divide
0-11)0-1
into
cut
0-1110-1
into
split
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into
do
01-10-1
about
'tiiin-30Eli-3in0'3n'Li
explain
001001104
to
0111110... ?i0
160 - flWflt Redesigned TOEIC flUUafUUtCM u
invite
00
fill
to to
)50)iti0
leave
fTtnu^ fT0100
for for
1il§
point
014§4
at at
§01014....
aim
014§4
at at
10401014
prefer
flU, §41)04 00,
to
to
D00
protest
flU, §41)04 §>31)04 00,
from from
3104)101)10....
provide
00
013
with with
H001I0
regard
013 00
as as
000100000111110
remind
013 00
of of
0°ilmi0)i04
remind
013 00
to to
1000
sentence
013 00
to to
00§0
spend
1413 140
on on
1)10
throw
§41)04 §41104
at at
1)114 m
throw
§41)04 §41)04
to to
l00l0
translate
01D1 0101
from...to from... to
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wam
013 00
ahn..f about
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33
Q/
61 V
nldnimm ^
q
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1
Phrasal Prepositions V
Phrasal Prep.
,
01113114310
Phrasal Prep.
01113111310
according to
I1I0I1J010
ahead of
0013, 'U14m31
along with
tll0lll010
because of
mils, miisii
by means of
10011)
due to
miisi, miisii
in favor of
0fir00f1313, mi3010
0101040)
in charge of
a/
S/ A
100010 /=S
111 Active
3/ t
in spite of
0411011
instead of
prior to
)100
regardless of
thanks to
D000tU§1010 4
together with
111033013)10
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um 8
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Active wav Passive Voices V
y
ilisleifi Active Voice
(Active
(tnuiina)
Voice) I
I
ll5sl00 Passive Voice (iJlslyRnmmflflltJOIHIlJna) Active Voice ItlftUUIfUM 1.
2.
nIoiU'n'HiQnIyiVian (nian Main Verb "hIq Finite Verb) f>300 Tense
^10-3 ims
iiij0iyi0^nqtiDSifl Tenses ©dwinuia iipin0iyiyi00iTU00f0ynDs;'unui00nma'3liin Tenses mTUU lfia!)S00nlt41lJllls;la0 Active Voice ItbSi Passive Voice I
1
Tenses ^3Tn0m4iyi00n'U00f0y'H0n'n ^Sifl0d 5 Tenses
i/
^
5 Tenses S
^
Q/ ^
tnjJ170'l4iyi00n'tf0lt01jl0'mly5l]=U0-3 Active Voice U0S; Passive Voice 0'3y 1)
Present Simple
2)
Present Continuous
3)
Present Perfect
4)
Past Simple
5)
Future Simple 3f
if
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^
Ji
Sf
^
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0iyi0'3nqyn^s^4i0iiU0m^}jinma im5^m00nyinnli)y§nv! liniYiS^si'ui Tenses 'vT'3 5lJ Active ims; Passive Voices W10iyn0llJ'U0'n 1^10^0^11]
1
'
OA
oi^a-slu'jTui'ootf8-3 "fninJioijmtiijl8?-3tt5i-37su'3n-3fntninSii0"jm)i0'3ntiu" Isa wa. m. miff qtaiiB
nnn 3vn4in 101-102
162 -
Redesigned TOEIC umiETJJlJtCM
Present Simple Tense
Present Simple
Tad Tense ijUjKmj
atao
always, usually,
oftem^selfdom ifluH^ Wm-fj^Onai Present Simple Ofltillnoonfeao,! iTnudoon
iSmnunraSu s, es mrondailKtmionMw' iTuMpionnuiimniiHUBiljstiwii mn£m5ntitfli?iin5tii«'oeiSj, s, es MloliitfwgTstiiKfotfiiilsjtiuiflu lOniWUHJonymunou Present Simple ItJjlj Active Voice SlnjaajleHw'oWS TatdaliailtsTafiuamai Subject+ V, + fflWTItna.
Iwork in abank but Idon't enjoy it very much.
We don't go out veiy often. We usually stay home. tnln jJnadijTumj
works
in the bank.
Tfii^arti-siltsjTafiniaiu Do, Does +Subject + V, + ffQltliaia? Do you speak English well? ftfUTjjfifntna^inqiimomeiiJai
Does she drive a car very well? i50'uiJ5aaumns33jinK1'H3j
V
cS
C1 9^ a/
Iwu
I UflDSIOQn
Jisiinuiil'u
qItJS Wh-+ do, does + Subject + V, + fnwnJEJirJ? Where does Tom watch television in the evening?
Why do you like parties?
he, she, it
they, we,
work?
you, I
Present Simple Tense: Passive Voice
Present Simple IttllJ Passive Voice *
V
T^tlllnSudlfniH Passive Voice iJitJontTi'n-a flfitundoniflej'u •untiEJunnd^l'mj iiIuto Subject + is, am, are + V3 Active
Rattana sings a song.
Passive
A song is sung by Rattana.
Active
Tom builds a new house.
Passive
A new house is built by Tom.
Active
A teacher punishes one student.
One student is punished by a teacher.
^
Active Voice rati
164 -m/fll Redesigned TOEIC amJtTJJUicu • y-m. (active) IS, am, are +
"•V, (passive) Is she'
Present Continuous Tense v. -
momen.
Tense
be TV.
IPlOU ln5
Tfi-s^arii^iJ^sTofiugniai Subject + is, am, are+V. + fniniaia. fr
Please don't bother me. I'm working. ni'sui0£n5iin'3'y wufna-jyin-jiugy
"What's Tom doing?" "He's watching television." V103Jlil0sl50dHl0
Why are y •u
We are going to the party tomoirow night.
^0411011 i)g Where is si
ii0ni0''^0^
Whom are 001010^3001 ^
<>
How are wt
working
in the bank.
^
V
0'UTiiiS'm
Tnt40f?i4iJi[s;Ta0ni0i
Is, Am, Are +Subject +V, +tfotll/aia?
•HSJiam^; 0
— P a r t 5 (2) - 165
Are you writing a letter now? V
n)ais^u0flim0'3i5y'Ui)0'HinfJ06'Hl0 Is she watching television? o
a/
<=i<=l
I
iH
150010^^1111001150
Are we going to the party tomorrow night? 3/
I
0uiAi5-iuinninBs1iJm0i-ni4fTuii50iiJ0i he
Is
she
f, at this I.mg mU0
working Are
they
Am
I
in the bank?
- Wh-+ is, am, are + Subject + ¥,„ + 0flliuai£l? Why are, you writing a letter now?
0tUll0141SplV!in011ll3J Where is she watching television? o
a/
I /=! 1(1
15001010010011100050 qj
qj
Whom are you talking with?
0ai0°10100O0l0500 4
4
How are we going to the party tomorrow night? 3/
I
000510010l515S;1llm01110O0001ll5 4
is
Wh-
are
5;
he, she, it
we, they, you
o
working?
Q
3^
a/
a/ <=i
0010100: 01 Continuous Tense 000101000110000 l0Wi5000im0010
16 6 - mjflt Redesigned TOEIC fllJlJ0f34iJttM •
1)
ing l^^n^'amoS verb to be: is, am, are, was, were, be, being,
been
clause)
2) li^a^BTUffTUl/m^Slll'Ua'U il^'yillJ'U0'>3U0-3f13Jlj'|,3
0U0T1fUllf1
Present Continuous Tense: Passive Voice
Present Continuous
Passive Voice
Active
Voice
m0-3Jl^'n0nillj01)s;ui|0pin^3nv!lJ1-3mi'U'U ^
a/
Passive Voice n)0^ Present Continuous
id
Subject + is, am, are + being + Vj Active
Thecommittee is discussing the water crisis.
Passive
The water crisis is being discussed by the committee
Active
They are repairing the bridge.
Passive
The bridge is being repaired by them.
Active
A teacher is punishing one student.
Passive
One student is being punished bya teacher.
Present Perfect Tense .
Present Perfect Illl40f1 Tense if
ill Tense Sun00n^'0fT01JlInDs:fi0nii since 110S for ltluml0
1999 Hin000n3j0nif0^ij\j^i) 2014
im^n0'^00n|
if
^
Part 5 (2) - 167
Subject + has, have +V3+ 31
.11
^
I've lost my key. Have you seen it anywhere?
%
"Is Tom here?" "No, he has gone home." YigjjQd^tttilnu IdaOTiu I have been here for ten years. iJ Active
NuoOTSuiSuiluai
MWQ'Un'U ontinuous
worked
in the banksince...
Ifii-agii^ilig^lafiaiam
I Have, +Subject+V3+Tll4H£ntJ?
Have you met my sister lately? Has Mr. Tom arrivedyet? ifiutnm?
amviQii1110-3vilaO'^
40'3\gimti
Have you finished your work yet? aai'vii-aTUiofl'ii'HiaO'^
mil 2014
una-^nfiu
168 -
Redesigned TOEIC flUUsrwiJiCM -
Has
she
worked
Have
they
Have
I
in the bank?
I Wh-+ has, have +Subject +V,+ When have you met my sister?
How long have you been in Bangkok? uintliia-3
How long have you studied English?
0aji!enjfnin0"3nqi/3jivnv!Uf,"|^^jj^>'g 110" Tense
he, she, it
^0fr01J90fl
we, they, you
have
worked?
I
Present Perfect Tense; Passive Voice
^ ^ Presen,
kjjPassive Voice
OTO WfieflWin «
Active Voice
Part 5 (2)- 169
Active
Someone has picked my pocket.
Passive
My pocket has been picked.
Active
They have repaired the bridge.
Passive
The bridge has been repaired by them.
Active
A teacher has punished one student.
Passive
One student has been punished by a teacher.
"Vjng (active) has, have +been +
Vj (passive)
Past Simple Tense V
J
Past Simple
flllAnn yesterday, last night, last week, last month, last year, ago, last . . . lllu^'Ubd^Td 3 / 1
iifis; Tense
t
2
3/
«
ni0tt0ii00n Past Simple
1/1
I f
I
rf|
0101011000011000101=1/04^ 2 013jl0140'?140414
Subject + Vj + a^TWUdia. I lost my key yesterday. m00ii!uwuYn00jd00i0
We were at home last night. •
Jtive Voice loisnimi
9/
ifl00inii4Synoin00iJii!'040ij He, She, It
You, They, We
worked
l0140f1l-ailBsT£l00101J4
V
wiTuoi
in the bank last year.
tH
o'cj
q 3^
lit
170 - fiwfll Redesigned TOEIC umjfrJjUtCM • Did + Subject + V,+ 0fTWniai£J? Did you read this book yesterday? •
3/
^
moQTuSfituoTunmaemiiS'Hle Did she come to your house last week?
Was, Were +Subject + dfl'M'Uaia? Was she in Bangkok two days ago?
tT0-3Tu^iiaiiB00dn?-3m'Mi hIo
n0iTui'i0i
Were you here all day?
fil14l0'3-10
41
f
«
4
if
0ai0d^SiT-31141001110 4
nl0iiti0m
41
Was he a former professional golfer?
tnn1001il1401 ?i140n00rl015"vm10 he, she, it
Did
you, they, we
Was
he, she, it
Were
you, they, we
Was
I
work
in the bank?
at home yesterday?
Wh-+ did + Subject + V,+ 0fl141iaia? When did you read this book?
Wh-+ was, were + Subject + ITTUIiaia?
Wben was she two days ago?
14DS^001O
0f0-3'!l4^imilB0000ll114
Simple 111 lJls;l00 !
he, she, it
Wh-
did
we, they, you
work?
year, next
-Tfll-atrtl-allfJiniCUffTHIU Part 5 (2)- 171
Wh-
was
he, she, it
were
we, they, you
was
I
at home?
Past Simple Tense: Passive Voice
Past Simple luill Passive Voice naiTUI-3^14
Active Voice Y[ i Passive Voice iJiSJBIWtlSifinniS'llimillu
IK
Present Simple
Past Simple W was, were tlJtt
Subject + was, were + Vj Active
The cat killed the mouse.
Passive
The mouse was killed by the cat.
Active
The man cut down the tree.
Passive
The tree was cut down by the man.
Active
A teacher punished one student.
Passive
One student was punished by a teacher.
rVi„g (active) was, were +
Vj (passive)
Future Simple Tense y
I
9^
Future Simple
lfl7>3tTfl>3nJ0-3 Tense Modal Auxiliary Verbs 1^111^05011110110-3 Future
Simple llll4ni011110innn0U Modal Auxiliary Verbs 111410-3 tT114011]0nn01^01HlD0lll llis;l00 Future Simple 0001^11110 tomorrow, next week, next month, next time, next 9f
year, next
Illll011 011jl01-3fl11300llJy
172 -
Redesigned TOEIC ——
Subject + will, shall +V, + fTQWI/aiEJ. I will write a letter to you tomorrow. 3/
wi^SR3Ji)si?eji4T)P)W3jira^fiaj She will come to school next week. 1411501)
We shall understand the lesson.
My sister can drive a car.
140-imi15'Um3J15051J50ai4fri^^gfj He, She, It
You, They, We
will, shall
work in the bank.
In5^fr5i^iJ53;Tan0iaii4 Will, Shall + Subject + V,+ friltnidia? Will you write a letter to me tomorrow? 34
Will she come to school next week?
^lJfnVfl114nt505^JJll5>lif014111011101 Shall we understand the lesson?
ll'3ni515Sml5imtf014l^H'f0tlJ01 he, she, it
Will, Shall
you, they, we
work
inthe bank?
Wh-+ will, shall + Subject +V,+ dlltl/aia? When will you come to visit me? ^JJ1100UW3JU0S
Part 5(2) - 173 How will she come to school next week? How shall we understand the lesson?
Future Simple Tense: Passive Voice Future
Simple luill Passive Voice
„d„w™
will, shall
ACve Vce to/
tobellJbe + Vj imUU
oy
verb
d
Subject +will, shall +be +V3
|
Active
The teacher will punish Ladda.
Passive
Ladda will be punished by the teacher.
Active
A teacher will punish one student.
Passive
One student will be punished by ateacher. rV..„, (active) will, shall + be +
V, (passive) Aetive nu PassiveVoices fl0
1) Active
ttltl Passive iJlSBIHgtiniS-vn
2) Passive Voice Tenses
Verb to be 300:iTHJTd001^d^nth0h0
0S;0m^ll4lJ7S;l00 l=K340ia Verb,
Verb to be laulu
Active Voice
174 -
Redesigned TOEIC
In-S^frn^ Active Itas Passive Voii Voices Active Voice
Passive Voice
Present Simple
subject + is, am, are + Verb
(subject+ v,) Present Continuous
subject +is, am, are +being +Verb
(subject + is, am, are+ v ) [
'ng>^
Present Perfect
subject + has, have +been +Verb
(subject +has, have +Vj) Past Simple
subject + was, were+ Verb
(subject + V,) Past Continuous
subject +was, were +being +Verb
(subject + was, were+v ) ine^
Past Perfect
subject + had + been + Verb
(subject +had +V3) Future Simple
subject + will, shall + be +Verb
(subject +will, shall +v.) 'UQEJ^VinH'U
•ua^fnuiNui
UYlfi 9 Part 5 (3)
Clauses and Phrases
014llfS;lEif)Ml0lJ5slfiflim5n3fni3JJ?1^fyf10mi"VlTU0tT0U TOEIC Part 5 imsi Part 6 Uin
Adjective Clause 110S Adverb Clause
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I
3/
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clauses unitonini05Ei0
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Adjective Clause 110S Adverb Clause ?i"U'n
Noun Clause
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fin4iii1v!0iyi0^nqij (Noun) Hiil"mJisBn4 iilv!niii]ii0>3ni0iii0siiil'uniijj Hb-JflUjymn (object of preposition) llifl My former university was interesting.
ii'Hmn0n00tmu0>iN3J'uitEuli)unn
(HfintnU university tl)wills;BTUn)0-3lllS^l00) Ladda knows my former university.
(IwTUlU university Illv!ni1}jni0
'Hm^0nj0-3Hjj00ijftl0s;
(Hfllttnu table lllumUJIIO-J preposition 00 on)
176 - nwfll Redesigned TOEIC flUUafJJlJlJU Noun Clause
iilv!ni73jnj0-anl£nims;itli4nifunj0^fi°iU'Mij'n iw What I told them was true.
S^3^N3JiJ0nTnmnniili40iiiJD5-3
(what I told them tlltJlJ5S;la0mns;SlJlSBTmi0S;tTQ14^010051lllfil'U^yf)n
Ul3J1lllt4lJ3S;B1unJ0^lJ5S;l00l1iy0t40TU13JV[W^f11 TaaS was Illt4fll01 clause i I
s>
Noun Clause)
What the reporter reported was not true. 3401133^)1^3
(lit noun clause 00 What the reporter reported llll4ll3S;BTU ttTUn30Tll0-3 ll3SB1l400 was) I understood what you said.
(what you said llitt Noun Clause IwillifllliJ1)0-30301 understood)
lJ3S;l000i)j;vi1'H'U1'Vllll'U Noun Clause 1000-33J Marker 'H300°1l§03Jll3Sil00 14111141101140 l00lln04mi Noun Clause BS;3J01 markers 115001l?03J 3 n03J141H141l03J0 3;
^
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(0nni41]1-303^0S01 marker ll1l4fl114^mlB) Markers Uasimilf
1. Noun Clause 111)14014010 Wh-questions 0n0f31'3Sl4U1DiniJ3s;l000i0iu^ What
00U013J0°1ll0f0-30°l0lu I3J00D Yes/No
Wh-
lj33;l00010134
iJlJjlan Noun Clause
Where does he
I don't know where
come from?
he comes from.
a
3/
013 Id
Where
lDnU0f0114^ Which
Where
Where
where
is Mr. I don't know where Mr. from
Dale's office?
Dale's office is.
he
llll4n33UD0-3
0301 know
When does she I don't knowwhen she goes. When
go?
I don't know when he
comes
When iDfllJliai
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will return.
When will he return?
Why did you do
Tell me why you did this.
Why DIUm^NflVlVinm t
Why n clause VI
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UU'n why she left Itlft
this?
did
she
Why she left is
leave?
a mystery.
How old is she?
I didn't know how old she is.
Who lives there?
I
don't know
who
lives
Who I'&UVI'UfnJlll'U If) y
uni£nvj0-3
there.
Who
Who is she?
No one knows who
U£1S^n771J
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she is.
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2 she lllft
Who is that boy? I don't know who that boy
IjjIh who
is.
i3JiJisTa0
Whose car is that"; I don't know whose car that Whose
I'B'UTH'Ul
mvnmviQ
Whose
is.
Whose book i: Tell me whose book this is.
lll'UtilTUQV
this?
What did she say? What she said was not true.
What WhatlKVI^0-3ft^nj0-3
What What
What happened? Tell me what happened. Which would be
Which
the best route ?
Which route would
be best isn'tobvious.
Which 1/1
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subject viiaiftt^ianu rfj
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1) 111 Noun Clause Noun Clause
2) Noun Clause ^lllwiljS^BIliniOsllJjsly^fiJ^lljiJiJisBIUmflVlinJlfTU© 3) Noun Clause whether h10 if DSiiltj Noun Clause ^QntrfNiui
Bin0101U Yes/No questions ^"
V
aioiu Yes/No
%
,
Noun Clause
I don't know whether he will pass th< II whether m0 if Will he pass thJ test.
noun clause ^0ffl<3Uii)nn
Idon't know ifhe will pass the test. Does she want
I wonder whether she wants mor<
more coffee?
coffee.
Yes/No questions
I wonder ifshe wants more coffee.
: 1) whether I'HfniufSnwil'uyn^miffnnn'in if
2) whether or not "UlinlU'UlJfs^lhR Noun Clause 1011111014
3) Noun Clause ^11140140-30 that 1ll^0 Noun Clause 0ntrfNlinDin statement *^
'
(01001-3) iil-3 that ^fil4014lJ5Sil00 Noun Clause i)s1lJa0qiuvrint,llj^-qi0^1i^ Vlim410141M141 Noun Clause 41111414 0'^14"l4lNltW14lj000f<|^41|0- that II l00111inStatement
She is agood teacher.
Noun Clause
Ithink that she is a good teacher. Ithink she is a good teacher. (0s; that)
You should say so.
That you should say so impressed me. It is obvious (that) you should say so.
It was true.
I hope that it was true. I hope it was true.
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15EJim3J9
"HMIYI Noun Clause >-
J
Noun Clause
^QlwillllllSJinU KlllufimiUQ^nlEJl
rf
imSlllun713JD0-3f?TlJVlU11
cu M.
1. K Noun Clause Illuilisni41l0'^lj7sl00 1^0112^111141115^^114100711)111,0(110
im5;fll07i0(i'iiiJi5;l0007n'n Marker + Subject. + Verb, + Verb, + Complement Subject, UTHIJI
Whether he will agree to this is doubtful. S
V 1
44
linD2imi4l''30tTll0lS'Hl0llJf)10-11410(-1^000
What my father said was true. S 4
V
Where he lives is not known. S
V
tnn00n lnii m}j]07i
Which route would he best isn't obvious. S V
t^i47111^1411)5;0^000ilijiJnngTO tatement
When he shall return is uncertain. S
5ni0-3UPl
V
iinDsinmjmdI'Hidiliiti'u14014 '"imfJlNIS
That he should have married her is not surprising. S
V
mi^nn1«iis?iini4fTuiB0liiiiiJ0nm0 "Hjjiampi
1) Noun Clause 71U that llll4 marker 11111021 that iJi2ihii4ni0^ili;;l00 (W0)
He should have married her is not surprising.
(00)
That he should have married her is not surprising.
2) MIJjH if fTh noun clause ^71171141^llll4ll7211114D0-3lJ72ll00imH whether
(W0)
If I will he able to come depends on a number of things.
180 -
Redesigned TOEIC flUUtruUtEM •
(on) Whether Iwill be able to come depends on anumber ofthings. 2. II Noun Clause lll'UnTTU'iJQ^nlml'mJlsltinlnd Noun Clause I'HUQuminunTH'S-a
Subject, +Verb, +Marker+Siihject.+VerhDhjeet
She*' says'^' that sbe"^ won't stiidy'^ object
(that she won't study lllwniI3Jni0^3n1eJl says) No one believes that the project will po ahead object
(that the project will go ahead lllu Noun Clause UdSIITH'un^lll'Unf5}JU0-an5m believes) I don't know when be will return object
Hulii115111-3ninni)s;nmjinm0l'Hi I wonder whether that's a good idea object
PiJJditN^00d-3ii4Viiilufni3jnfiTOnl0iiJai
3. In Noun Clause lllunilliUO-l preposition (nTUVmn) Ifld Noun Clause US ,
V
V
Subject, +Verb| + preposition + Marker+Suhiert,+VerhObject
There is no meaning in''"''"" "" what she says object
(what she says II'IIthS'I preposition-in n-llI'ul'inO'illll'unilJJno^l in) Prapet laughed at what I did.
Part 5 (3) - 181
4l00f01l^00n Noun Clause
fTTUinnU0Tmi00fl'U01T0Ill'U0"114nJ0^3 Noun Clause 3Jni)S;^in'00dl'U?i"3'U01'3'n piolilu (€1) Subject mu
1. n-3 Verb
wei
He asked what time was it.
0f1
He asked what time it was.
2. IliSfllWOUljislyR'HIOfll Relative Pronoun 1110^101411414111 Marker llmHlillSlBlll (Subject) D0^lJ?Sll00 Noun Clause
U0^ni0i
WPl
The research had been easy astounded him.
0fl
That the research had been easy astounded him.
3. 00fPU00f01jl00lw1oillH'Vli)14lW0l'=i' Noun Clause 4lll4lJ?sni4 f
p
0nuDl-3ii0i00ill'nl0iianiH)i4miiri4 iw wei
Whose essays were missing were on everyone's mind.
0f)
Whose essays were missing was on everyone's mind.
Adjective Clause
Adjective Clause 00 Subordinate Clause 111111tl4T11llll411tU01401 Adjective 01
llause I
I
P
HUl 0011111141^m0100°11413Jtt0S;ni01O0°imi'H14iy llliaf-l Adjective Clause DShO
itdfTll Relative Clause Hllisl^ Relative Pronouns llnil41lJ5S;l00 ^^10fy00 Adjective Clause Haanlanainjin^tt^^id Thomas married a woman who works in his office.
ltiiTmi0iiii4niJwii^i^iiiiii4li400iAli0tui ^
ej
(who works in his office lllll Adjective Clause 111M141111I010 woman 1)0011141
who §ltlll4 Relative Pronoun 14111141 Adjective Clause) John, who was injured, left the field. a"
3jA U Vay
rf
III J»
,
In I
D01114 WIN I0IIIIJI0IDIJ 100001)1001411] m
(who was injured. Illl4 Adjective Clause D010011411J11001114100 John)
182 -
Redesigned TOEIC WmjarwuttM •
The bell, which hangs in the library, is over ahundred years old. 5s;'3E3'niinnt40dlu'H0.3a'3jfi30imnu lOO iludi
(which llll4 Relative Pronoun
Adjective Clause 00 which hangs in the
library ni0100ivn3j^0oll^vn4100 bell) The man who stole the watch was caught.
(who stole the watch llitJ Adjective Clause ll0n00TU13J000''H'un^0 man) 01lV0JtlJls;Ta0 Adjective Clause lJ52;l00 Adjective Clause
1t-30Tim-q00'H'unij^j;l00'yi'300-j-l Relative Pronoun
lJl1lJ']1-300innmR1U00-3l0^K010
Adjective Clause DS
Adjective Clause U0100n!ni
lu0nimijdl5iBltJttl0n7TU'U0
mW0 00ll5S
Clause S0-^00lljS 1. Who
Kwho tmw0ulfi0lliiluiji-Bn^j^0
qj
noun (014) + who + verb
lU014llll'41-1tm5n1l4ll?S;l00'H^nDSi00ll41'll '''
Subject .,+who„ +Verb • + Verb
^^0
V
o
111 j;
0041)1 liidp nsiiiTBddE
Subject^,+Verb^,+ object + who„. + Verb ,
1$, helped^, the boy^^. who,,j came„j to my house.
114014001)0
W3J1t10ni00l0n014'HW-3W4U11JTU 1)040 JJ
(who llll4lJls;B114ni0
Clause nai imsiwiNDii
I„ thanked^, the man who^^ helped^j me.
11141 who til'
0JJD01J0tUW=lt10014H'Q4W4l0li'30m00WU
(that liasi who Iwill114nl0m0ll1illuij5-Bipil0^ Adjective Clause 100^
01141U11141 \
nDSllll4W1V
0iiwvrui0mfi0i4m4)
—Tfll^er^l^llEnn^CU^TH^U Part5(3) - 183 The girlji who^j stole^^ y®"""
^as^, been arrested.
(who litimii girl
who tilu
lIlSiliTUniQ-^lJlS^lfJfl Adjective Clause) The woman^i who^^ ^
^
q|
tf
S/^fS ^
13/
0/
i®vi ^ nurse. 1(1
I
mmuviminii
cj
Ij, know^, a lot of people who^j I've^z'« Bangkok.
Huf^fifivi^Qdni-^myi i vftneifiu
4
(who Wimu people tms;tll'U'lJls;Tnuni0-3fl1tn live
Adjective Clause
IflO who DS^llluTUdTIDlJ^IJJ people U0SIW0iI5s;1eI0 Adjective Clause n)0100ll^ d
I
^
n«s;'3i-300inn0Tuu)
: linil?S^l00^S Adjective Clause 0TO10flS;UEJn00nlmil'U 2 115^1110
miJ0 00lJ5SiTf)0'H0n (Main Clause) UdSJllf5;l0010'3 (Adjective Clause) lliu The boy who stole the watch was caught.
1) 1)1^:10011^000: The boy was caught.
(10000^11)
2) llis;l00 Adjective Clause 00: who stole the watch.
(l00njlu01I0-3)
4l0011fll : 0TU000U000llls;l00 Adjective Clause i)S:^000l00^S 1) inoijis:l00 The boy who stole the watch was caught. 01000'U0000mi014
00-3^111101(011 the boy IiIuiIis;B1VID01 was caught l3Jlltllluij'3S:B114ni01 stole MlTn ll0111^'U000ll00l00l1JJ01JmJBIs;i1l11ljlSB11J00 boy 00 was t0001imtT0l0
I1I0I1J 01 boys (100 s) 0l0lT)S:W0mi1S was lllu0l0im01llls:B114l0011B14lll000 l0H1-3000000'l000^00r0U00'10lJl^B100ll100l01lll01100lTOO0
2) 01000010000^00f00l000010nj01 who + verb l0lJlSil00 Adjective Clause 110101^00000110001001 l00llimlBm011 who lllul01T3lll2iB114l001A|B14
110S;iN1111B14 l00ll10^0°1U1U (01110001VI11'U1 who) fl who 0imJ1^U010 010°1U1JJ Bill who llll41001tB14 who OBS;illui0011B110l0 0I0IH01 who O0011lll41001A|Bl4110S01
0°1B1JJ1tl41 who lliuifHTIBIJ who 0B;:illvilJlSB1'UT11THB1Jl'HU0llOU 1103:01011(01 who ^
di
OBSlllI
184 -
Redesigned TOEIC flUUCrwillCU The woman who lives next door is a nurse.
1) woman llltllJlSBTOlQnVliJwiuill-lfifiKan 3 is Illuflle/IUR
2) who
woman Wtf-UflloT lives
s
iIbsbtu
3) tnilJayuilBSBTulMUllIti The women who lives-next doorTs nurses, 3NfiluiJBs;l£ifiSa^ 2 lives ims: is \m lives raminsi who
lJla.B114l0fn^n)tJtlJv!'lA|'H1A|Bti I'HnSilimvnj women live BS^l^U s lull 0nllU00 is NfimBns;iJ5S;B1U00 women lllv!7^WVIBUl4tful0
m3J0 IW
nu litu
I know a lot ofpeople which live in Bangkok.
which wpimBist3u0iil0u3fiiHiti3n)0i0'Hl0tmtjfiivinij^0mii4V!'uil'3ig4
luiJ5sl00300 people lsllllu0U
which l^OululllWSns which lluntt
^-3nj0^ 30nl04tllu who live in Bangkok. 2. Whom
IIwhom lllBn?BUU0
>'
3/
1^3 whom + subject + verb
DSd'ainpi: 1) fiiinimiji whom Bsi3B0umu0'umjmBll who
2) nl01BSllJ'Ul0f11«lT)3ll!0^MViB3' tSu Active Voice bI© Passive Voice BIJ ni'U00mj3ifs;BTu30dw'uifil0i lum^imj whom
whom 3iB15fini010lt43BSil00T10n3lB0B00'n Subject^, +whom +Subject ^2 + Verb ^2 +^erb^. The man^i whom
saw^2 told^, me about John.
l'B103wUlB0llmit10-3B0'Ht4l'HR3J'1^4
their
Part 5 (3) - 185
The girl whom I saw last night was Ms. Sonia.
f
a/
(/ a/
mTNUBflU
The man whom I want to see is Mr. Chuan.
pio^Njj^a^m^iDoaQafU'iiiv! HI
q
The woman whom you met ismysecretary. ilati'Ufnn
HV!ty^^fnfuiMiiiil'um^TUfn5W3Ji0^
!
The man^, whom you^^ ™et^2 the wedding reception is^, Mr. Boonmee.
S
e llUli is ^
^
<» w
Whom snuilfaHgfTiJ preposition nl^
preposition KlfUl whom
ltBJ0 IW
He is the man about whom I told you.
The man with whom she fell in love left her after afew days.
Nin0^iB0?inM0jjfn¥i)ini50liJn0^^0UV!in-mJis;i^'£ni^0Q The woman to whom I gave the car is my best friend.
N'Hty'311WulfBJ0llI0O'U?ll"H00i'^g'y^^^0fflD0.3PtJj
'oice BB
1.
He is the man about whom I told you.
2.
He is the man who/whom I told you about.
3.
He is the man that I told you about.
4.
He is the man -1 told you about.
3. Whose
Whose lwiST^<10']1}JlllBmn)0
whose + noun + verh
I saw the man whose car had broken down. S/-=S
^
HBlD0W'=itl0W'Ql-3?00B^'U0^t'ini0'0
186 - mjfll Redesigned TOEIC iJUUarjJUtSU — The film is about a spy whose wife betrays him. I
3/
,
,
fnvt6u?T3 t1a-3 mennutn6au§-3fi11enu0<3inn11nnainn The man whose watch was stolen complained to the police. tnaau^uTwmonniTajal^u^^aiijjfiofiim) I saw the student whose pen was stolen.
NJjmunlfianinN^iJnnfnafinilualil The player whose goal won the game was David James.
maT4^iJisg^injT0°i1mili4iJis;^=J'0ni0j^3j00 ifiQPi iDurf 4. Which
Which Hu'Vl'uS'3nJ0-3im2^1'fllllJlllfS^BTUn)0-3ll!sl
noun (0f^ni0-3) +which + verb
manlilil-ji^iiminl'uilislaa'Hannisoeil'ui-iJ
q|
Subject.,+ which .. + Verb . + Verb^, mta
Uas; whom
Subject.,+Verb 1+ which + Verb
The books, whichis^2
the table is^, mine.
'HlI-3^0^'J1>30du'ulll'3^lll'U'HnT'3^0n)0-3HJJ This is the picture which caused such a sensation. «=s
<=jq
gj
V(?0
Th.
a/«5S
•uaaaimyi manuitTfiJJin •u
I saw the pen which was on the table.
wjji'H'uilinfn^odiJ'ulpi's; 5. Which
Which inttmuSjnjojtmsHiilniniBSjnjo^nlailuiJifSiTaa HmSov! whom
ilfiaai which Iwiljjnjiuniajfnlajimsill'mSov! whom ^)s^0dl^4laB^3^^!'^^30a^0mJ ^-3^1 which + subject + verb
The book which I read last night was written by Asst. Prof. Dr. Nares.
'H'u-3^0^Hij0ium00'uilan4la0 wntiaaifTanBiBd' fi?. "uiia
ar-3nj0-3 uaB
Part 5 (3) - 187
The car which I bought broke down.
•Huiamq: which
that imu everything
little
much 3/
superlative degree (millJIdlJmtJUTU^^^fl) All the apples that fail are eaten by the pigs. q|
qj
This is the best university that I know. »=1 'iil
«>
a/
eA
I
iSS
9^0/
6. Which
Which Hnu preposition
preposition IttUQ ims; which flSinnjEJIE)
which"^i0ii<^ I
Q/
ca
fn^3J^)7^3Ud^Smo-3 which
3/ a/
ltds; whom IviTUUVllltnil preposition l^lplOi)S;0dl'ul07>3d'fl-3 preposition + which + subject + verb
Thebed in which I slept last night was very comfortable.
(71-3 in IthiTi which) 1150
The bed which I sleptin last night was very comfortable.
(71-3 preposition -in HlllbnIdnnlmiiltiTU) 7. Where
Where Illuil5s;l00 Adjective Clause m0UynO01U13J^ll0n0f01U^ Adjective Clause 01114011411111001(111 where DSlluluRU
01U01 U0i)Sl3l40f01140 Ilfls;00ll4l0510f511 where -I- subject + verb
The spot where Lincoln was buried became aplace ofpilgrimage
0101140^ 0Vini01014000'l4^100fl010llll40U0niU0jllJu01
1150
188 - mj/11 Redesigned TOEIC flUUBfUUtcU This is the place where I was born.
It was my first visit to the village where my former wife has been living. This is the site where the university plans to build a new office.
0100n'U00t
8. When
when lfluiJ5SilfJ0 Adjective Clause iTOl/dlheiinw^mhiniinfil
lTll401UMfi^t§0QnU where
when
0°TUn3J001t
imst)S00ll4
l05-3?m-30010flU where 00 when + subject + verb
My father bought this property in 1996 when land was very cheap.
1Ai0Nul00fJJlJ05tjSlf!ll 1996 ^<11111191^1411^0^1101001110 At the time when the Second World War took place Iwas only two. f
_
94
I
94
9/
in-mtfiniiijlonoiiii 2 JSitflo^uiTuwuoidmoi 2 nnu
This is the time ofday when the students feel sleepy. ^ ^
i
tri oj
^
2/^
I
ii00if3in0iiii4n0niiiitrnn.3U0i4
9. Why
Why lltlJlllllllJisloo Adjective Clause
umO0°1141UTi0n000
;T00ii0n 11114
That is the reason why I insist on dropping him. 1414004If0W0011111JW14110140141^011J1"11 The reason why he refused was the price.
ll10W0^11l1llgi0B00!,l01110l
ra0i00i0';
1l0fr0ini00O Adjective Clause V
01'U00f0U0ium0i0u
01001100llJfl
Adjective
Clause
DSi?!
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The man' who^ is^ speaking English with my father comes'' from the United States of America.
1. oi00n^8tt0U'HiJitjmnj l l'Hg^nl0iiilu'H0nf^3n00'Hin0mn) 4 imSfll010dl'UI'lJ Voice ^0n^0^'Hl00-3 lv!vn-3fimjnfi 5/
Co
pi00fTU00f0uvun0idD 4 nl^ilfjvmidiani l m5r'mft04^iiiJi4ilis;BTUuas^nl0TU04 nwudsnv tmSig^lddlflltnRQ^lll'U Active mIo Passive 2. 0i00n=u000iniint)mnj 2 IpIEJDsHw
2 fiiimfj^300f)^fiiu'Hfj-3'H'Ui
0n01VnU^llJni010lll'U0'U
2 BsHwho, whom, whose
0i0nfuu^liJtitnmilv!^-3nj0-3 bsH which 0n01lU3J^lllu0nE)tllll001f4^
where
0n01141U^llJl]aimilt4n01 BsK when Illw0f4
i40nrnn'U'u^0^00itmfi^^0d'H0'30QtJWi)s;0dl'ul05-3?rfi-3
^
mnviBU
(hiffui who iilf40iknui0fi'MB'u)
1) who + verb
(OTHlin who il]u0TU13J'VfH1Nt)ll)
2) whom +subject +verb
(nl01tll'UnJ0^lllsnuljJl=KnJ0>a whom)
3) whose + noun +verb
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4) which + verb
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B
C
The Ministry estimates that the workers who will be covered by the new law
is'' now making less than the minimum wage.
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The author, whose book we had been" discussing, came for giving^ alecture at the university and invited" the public.
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ni0tT01J Adjective Clause 0niJ00nnJ00f01Jlj'0g
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: His book, which gave me before, was stolen.
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: His book, which he gave me before, was stolen. 1100
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2. Hll'SSiBTWafQ-S^TMinU (double subject QOflliebUlf)) IW Hfl
: We beckoned to the waitress who she was so busy,
fin
; We beckoned to the waitress who was so busy.
Wfl
; The employees who were hired last month they have been completed
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their training program,
fin
: The employees who were hired last month have been completed their training program.
3.
Markers
Wei
: The book was required reading was being held at the reference desk,
fin
; The book which was required reading was being held at the reference
4. Iljfl Independent Clause (lIlS^lbflHanllifTllljlfU) llfV! WPl : The campus, which had become so desolate and deserted during the holidays.
nn ; The campus, which had become so desolate and deserted during the holidays, suddenly came to life again. 5.
wi!
wn ; The girls which won were honored by their friends, fin : The girls who won were honoredby their friends.
m'jiaeifllll'SsTfin Adjective Clause ^ Ma.
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1. miaPlllJ'lJ'SSjThn Active Voice •U
llliniJ The nurse who is completing the charts is Sonia Gordon. Sin|ll The nurse completing the charts is Sonia Gordon.
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who uasnlen Verb to be Verb to be itu^g verbing
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a0mif0}jW0iif0jjnj0-30
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4. mia03lJo1ai^0t|v!Wi Noun
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Adverb Clause
Adverb Clause OOlllsTbO Subordinate Clause
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Adverb Clause tribUOfflio^lo^
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Tfl1i4ft11^1'3Enf)1C«iTH1U Part 5 (3) - 193 Whenever you are ready, we will go. t
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The class will start when the teacher arrives.
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niJ?0JJ^14TH'Wl Adverb Clause
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before as soon as
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although
if
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unless
while
because
though
even though
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before
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school,
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The music started after I arrived,
until
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I shall wait for you until you have finished your
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Once a house is built, you must pay for the installment.
as soon as
As soon as we have arrived home, we will have
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lunch.
in
As the teacher arrived, all students stood up.
niaisn
when
DtUSn
When I resigned from the position, there were many things for me to do.
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while
While my wife was cooking, Iwas in the living room.
I
Jhaven't seen Sally since she was married. The game started before I got to the stadium.
before Igot to the stadium. tlluiJiSiltifi Adverb Clause •niftmweJlfj nlmtmn/Qsiil^sTejfi'Han mstarted) As soon as we have had lunch, we will resume the discussion.
(WllJldElfl Adverb Clause no As soon as we have had luneh imnltMltl
JjbTofmof. uniJdrlof, Adverb Clause
Once Sona arrives, we will start the meeting. 4
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subject
verbj
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a teacher
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subject
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forty books. verb
wrote many books. wrote many books.
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Clause
because
HNS ttlJa-jn Ilove you because you have money.
-Ifii'aefii-aliEnnttuffTHiii Part 5 (3) - 195 Although he didn't study hard, he
although
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even though i
passed the test. 8/
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If you study harder, you will pass the SJ
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unless
Unless we hurry, we will be late.
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1108101111000 Adverh Clause
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(Nl10U000010013Jl11ll0U05101110 4 U014 IDU iH 10) 00 lllu 0i8i5il00iian
ny books
ny books
8l5ll00 Adverb Clause HSldlt
1) 11114 Present Tense
8lSll00 Present Tense
2) 3 will, shall, can, may
8is;l00 Present Tense
3) 3 would, should, could etc.
8l5ll00 Past Tense
4) til14 Past Tense
8l5;l00 Past Tense
When the plane landed, it was surrounded by police.
There was an importantmessagefor me when I arrived at the office.
(Iili40000un)00tl0i4"lii8 4 0i0in0-38i5;l00ii0nit05i8is;l00i000i4ntili4000 00 was 11021 landed 01U010U) s money.
You can read this book after I have read it.
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2lJ5d00}10n3 will, shall, can, may
lJis;To0
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3. lJ?S;l00M0'n01!)a will, would, shall, should, may, might, must lll^J^''^40ejl^J
Adverb Claus
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We will resume the meeting once the president will arrive.
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lJn}J100n=U0tT0ult4il0.3 Adjective iras Adverb Clauses Imwnu 0
uuifjoion;
When glass fibers are embedded in" plastic sheets, they formula^ a very
subject
strong , light material.
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1150
I have been in Bangkok since I was 10 years old.
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6. 01 Prepositional Expressions in-30103J0nU'HU10t'H3J033n340U01l110JJnJ01
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6.1
because of 110" due to + noun/ phrase
6.2
because + clause
I study English because of my mother.
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(•uiilainfifi
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7. mill Wish f^iS^viion
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verbj
a very would have
wish
you
that
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I wish that you will teach English at school.
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I wish that you would have taught English at school.
studied
English.
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wish,
that
subject
could+verb/would+verb|
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wish
that
you
would come
9. Wish
subject
wish,
tomorrow.
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Present Tense
that
subject
verbj
that
you
came
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10. nlEJll'Ullls^loflTQ^^aOVia^ wish mH Verb to be Dsli
subject I
wish, wish
that that
subject the exam
we were
on Saturday.
miiaflllJ Adverb Clause
tfTMiuil^silgg Adverb Clause WQfi^ififls^ggnlga'giipnu^gBijngimT ^g^rgu ^•3ugutIimia^iiJiJis;lgg}jiegfyg'ggfgu^'''3g
|iJii0-3il?s;Tgg
1. mifaPlllllJ^siTgn Active Voice nimaJJ When
IlJt^U When they drive cars, teenagers need to remember their lack ofexperiences. afl|lJ When driving cars, teenagers need to remember their lack ofexperiences, na-^ When afiiJis;5Ty tms:;!^^^ ing ^mgimgaa5iJiiai 2. flTjfaailllJlSjTag Active Voice nimgu While
lllmu While she was reviewing the materials, she was also trying to watch television, apllll While reviewing the materials, she was also tiying to watch television. 'H^'3 while iMaaill lIlJIBTUlias Verb to be m3J0 lab!)Sil'Hagf15yT
IlltfllJ While he was ateacher, he taught English language, aajll While ateacher, he taught English language. 3. f1T50Pl^llll^j;Igg Passive Voice Although it had been completed, the report was not tumed in on time.
afl|lJ Although completed, the report was not tumed in on time.
Verb to be msglimmsinlgiiiii' luiiJ verbj ^tilu Passive Voice
4. aeillJmagifl'WISJ Adjective Although she was exhausted, she continued to work on the project.
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flflfll Although exhausted, she continued to work on the project. Verb to be
(exhausted lllu
dUIlJ verbjUlH) '
^ Phrases
Phrase
iw
at the bus stop
in the morning
^ i11E)101fi tJ011 il?s; ^inn ^ on his success
with love and care
lu0'3i3Ji?ii.irin)0-3inn lufni3Ji?ii.irin)0-3inn
^Q00'3iuinu0s^'H0-al0
n)sS0n3J'H3J100fJJI!104m0UlllJtllufi'Qt4lli:2^fl01ini0-3lJ5S^l00 IW I am waiting at the bus stop.
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Lisa was brought up with love and care. <=1 I
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Noun Phrase 00nd3J01^'l11"H'U1^llll4l'Hh01J0TU13J'HU-301 IW teaching Japanese
reading English book
mi 0101101111^111!
niimnMiTi^bfliuimnqii
to win the race
playing football
m0iti!s;niiiii)jmj
miming ?i1100
V
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Reading books gives us knowledge and pleasure.
011011111•uj00l'H0iiuiims^0iiijm00m0iiumii I enjoy writing English books.
wii0i4nnijmiif01111iTi000iai0inqy She loves teaching English Conversation. iB0ii0unii0f0i!0ri4iii!i0iyi0jnf)y
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2. Adjective Phrase Adjective Phrase
with a powerful hand
with long hair
with his wife and son
in red suit
The man in black suit is my teacher.
The teacher with powerful voice teaches English in the class.
gaig5fiu^id'o>3SiNa'^innd'0i4fnin0-3ntif)0fjlf4'H0-3noi4 I love the woman with long hair. WJjfnW'H0J~3W3J0T3 3. Adverb Phrase
Adverb Phrase 00nd3J0n^'11TH'U1^mS0'U0inl010i0fytU'HW-30T IW with great speed
in a very polite manner
0Tl TVn ^^ ?f0 TIA| }J1n
qj
q
on this spot
at this veiy moment W000 nifUSVI
I was driving a car with the great speed. poj m 0
ru 10 010 0 n 3jI? g tr-3 jji n
She spoke to me in a very rude manner.
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Verb forms
4 JlllUQfimi 4
(IW go-went-gone-going) Iff
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Infinitive
(to+verb,)
jf
aaaifi'Mfivi m Ifianinnpipnaijaaa'HiaiJifri'unia^
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infinitive 00 Infinitive filuS to 'UTH'Ull^DSad1lJ5ll verb, qi
1. To-Infinitives:
I want to write a letter.
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My sister likes to swim. V
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My sister can write English letter.
She will stay here for a few days.
You may go to the meeting.
millf Infinitive
Infinitive (To Infinitive)
(Verbal Noun)
iBTi4i0n'tti]'WT10-3n3£nin^3#3 w
To fly a small plane must be exciting.
To advise other is easy. (Tinm-^enn)
To learn English is not difficult,
m 1dufiiu10^nf] tj1j]tnnIaEj fi>3ar0^gnif
To find fault with others is easy. (
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fn5^ijw00'U0'u^3idSi4a (l'tit)0'U0'Ujj0^mT4iwfjinn) 2.
Sl)"Wn^'5U=U0^n1ai^0^m^nmj (transitive verb) l=lft4 My sister wishes to get a pilot's license.
'U0'^aiOnj0-3W3J'H'N'iln)sl^l'ljllJ0T4fU1^'uill0l0^3UU I wish to become a teacher.
My daughter proposes to visit London.
ananfi0^3Hfm-3UN'u^r)j;liJmEnfii>3a0U00u
-lf\1-3Eril-3"liaif1^€UaTM1U Part 5 (4)- 203
3.1'Wiil'UffTHSRjjmunia-jniEn tw My greatest pleasure is to help the poor.
fn^3JlJn1^1^J^0'u34l•H^yn)0-3W^Jaam•^=l^^amaofl•^mn^)^J My ambitionis to get a Ph.D.
00iuilni0'uin)0^NJj00ii0'ul'Hfluil1fyfyii0n Dale's plan is to settle in Thailand.
4.1'hTi0i0niai^sifro-3iPi0'iJis^0f-30 iw I wanted to marry you.
N3J^04miUgi44TUmj0tU I read books to increase my knowledge.
w3j0iu'HiT-3^0m0m3jyivi00iJjf We have come to see Mr. Dale.
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To Infinitive
1. nl0nuii00liJS0i0i40dvi'uinl0iim000i4 ^s;004K to" 'n40040'3mjJ0
w
verb + to + verb, (1104^1) 00 *
ask
afford
agree
aim
arrange
choose
decide
deserve
know (how)
learn (how)
threaten
wait
plan
leam (how)
seem
stop
warn
would like
swear
appear
want
seem
struggle
beg
cause
challenge
claim
consent
demand
deserve
expect
fail
forbid
hesitate
hope
instruct
invite
mean
need
offer
expect
forget
manage
vote
'm.
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fn'U'HO4i)Si0sl'ulfl54?T51-3 allow +fTflJJ +to +verb, l0f3J0 (yi0-3Bl) allow
ask
cause
choose
convince
get
instmct
invite
permit
persuade
prepare
need
remind
require
teach (how)
tell
use
would like
The teacher allowed us to go into his office.
0aj0|1^0'UfyiPll'H' flTsllf Bare Infinitive .
Bare Infinitive 'Hl0nl01=lt04^llfi4^1'wl00l3jS to 0140014 StbItoiS
1. n4ni0iunii04'n l livrmn^oiliiy Auxiliary Verbs flimn shall, should, will, would, can, could, may, might, do, did, must need, dare lff3J0l1^^l I shall write English letter.
N3J0'1ini0l?Ot4T)0M}J10lll'U0iyi04nqill0 (HIJjHshall to write) She will come whenever she wants.
lB0T)4:u11JJ000injJi ('HIJjM will comes 1410 will to come) I couldexplain the poem to you.
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You must return my money. 3^
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2. Iltnl0llt040 1(Infinitive) lliS to 0Un014mjnl0im0lSm3J000 bid, let, hear, watch, make, need, see, help, dare (ri04fll) 11114 Let him speak English.
lniUTlJj001in04nS]4)100 (Hiulll let him to speak) She made me sing.
15011401450441104 (l4iulll make me sings 1450 make me to sing) This medicine helps me reduce stress.
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npniiin
I watched my wife talk.
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3. Il'nl0nilt1=li04^ 1(Infinitive) IliS to mjn014mn0mdlflltTlJ000 had better, had rather, would rather, sooner than, rather than (I10-3fll) ItiTJ You had better consult a good doctor.
0m015lI1nyilin'V10^^lfi4'n
(lliyH had better to consult)
You had rather speak to your wife about it.
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should.
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tnnlii'vii0s;1'3i00'tT'^fi4lmm (ttdfiinn) y'fi I can do everything but understand her nature.
Wfimli) 1100014001011'U^0D0-31B0 I would die rather than accept defeat.
Iiinit0i0000i00ttfii00iyiii0im
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=Verbj^g
2. Past Participle
=Verb3
3. Perfect Participle
= having + verb.
041414
206 -
Redesigned TOEIC uimafSJUieS -
nillli Participle III (verb;
+ noun)
interesting movie
educated man
fllVIO'UPll'untt'ul!)
fTniJ^Titfy (fittflmiRnun)
fascinating story
developed nation
iJismnwaiin
2, H Participle f)I01lfia3JO-3f11fnuuaSfl1tn?VliniJ llJw Lookingat the beautiful painting, I dropped the cup in my hand. 4
Putting the newspaper away, I closed my eyes.
wunls^tfrnj^n Having given up her job, she stayed at home to look after her mother.
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I am interested in what she said.
Ladda seemed disappointed. 0 ipi fii 0 m w 0 fj 1) w PI"Hi-f
My supervisor looked worried.
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ijjiPiuaitnuiiastTif nknu iim
The weather, being favorable, we went out.
mnsi0im0itlfjlf) mntJilflaonlilmoTui^f'uan The headmaster, having arrived, the students started the function. 4
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lu«TUSiWB0iil'utInifdU0mlff 5.
Present and Past Continuous Tenses I'^'U
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I am writing.
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I was writing. a/
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I shall be writing.
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I had written. a/
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l,B0l011511lliT1in0iniimil0'0f1011041/1011001414141101 She was punished by her mother.
lB00004ll11jl000fUUl]01l04 We are told to wait in front of the house.
yi10lf1001J00ll100001t1411J114
0111^ Gerund
Gerund 0001011110041110010011till -ing tl0S0101410tlll4l00401141llll0S
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Walking is a good exercise for health.
Climbing mountains is aninteresting sport. miiluiuiiilijnwTuitfuli) Readingbooks inereases ourknowledge. «
Working hard makes yousuccessful. m 1Ti1>3Tu0m ^vt tin141inw a Q1 jjff111D
2, H Gerund iilufminjo^filtn Dsfi^Hnd-inldiuiiaoliJSmiio •HUloanu %>
'iinloiaaliJSoiSnlynin^naifnu'Hd'iin nlmafnu'HmunT'uae-sgtjluiiJ -ing ih'tuu (iiiuKto iJiifui) (yla^fli) nifOI (naw enjoy) My mother
watching TV.
enjoys
enjoy
admit
can't help
delay
finish
+ verb,.
anticipate
appreciate
avoid
discuss
dislike
stop
suggest
justify practice
n recommend
(nitu 14110
llbfTll
I enjoy playing football.
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He dislikes sleeping long.
I hate worrying about the future.
HninayamifT^ialtiinEnnuila^iouiaa Causative
3. H Gerund iilunfTunia^fiiijviu'n
-ing K'Ha'iaiD'Munitfiig
nibimdT
Part 5 (4) - 209
He is fond of seeing picture.
injTKau^HiJnTiAi •u
John gets his exercise by jogging.
1)011tJoonnidjmej^'JtimiiJiEns'n I am tired of applying for jobs.
Hjjm'U0aniii0num?0fiJ0i4TU Dr. Prajit is addicted to drinking.
PD.iJ5s;n00fii,Mai40uu43J
4. linumo-HiHfiiiDumaiiJiiuniudidaiiDuiIu'n iw His crime, stealing a policeman's helmet, was considered serious.
anuNfiniajinji^jnaamfnilwdninnnu'don^iinD
ndo-jju
Our object, collecting a million dollars for the project, cannot be easily fulfdled.
llll11U101l04Vnnf3W-in00nHmilNt4llflmiU'HU4dTUfl000J?04llJ
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(flialSlldn'ij to infinitive) in40fjnl0J^1^t104^^1UU1^114'H0-1lS3J -ing (fTsSfi
ilufiQi Gerund) frTu^^Ds;i5j^^'0liJSii0s;00n'u0tr0mj0000m5^nlEnimfr04^Qin *
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"Koumt iififi'itn^i^tt0-i0d1jJ5ilfil0Tii'04^ l (liiiiu s, es, ing) f-inldi^Qiyao V
Verb, have
let
make
get
1. nldjfljvnn get, have, tms make llJvifl|flnni4lv!141Unl01llJv!0ni11^'HI0 Causative Verbs m51s;iinl0im0lflllll4^lf'3ll07tl]u?nm^llll0511J0S;l5lIvi04 Ifld 3/
miafua
3^
n1mtndlSDsl'l1l4l054d5J4S?)0lllfl (1104«1)
210 - mjflt Redesigned TOEIC um/fruiJISM
have someone do something
= have + flf 1(14 + verb,
We had Mr. Dale write a letter for us.
(TIISjHto write)
We had Sonia help us. (•HIJjKto help mohelping)
make someone do something mo
make+ n^'5§J + verb, We made Mr. Dale write a letter for us.
Wemade Sonia help us.
get someone to do something or
get + fl^lU + to + verb, We got Mr. Dale to write a letter for us. 3^1/
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We got Sonia to help us. (muH get Sonia help) •m fit?1
001 Iqtmolii EJiM00
nitn getllOS^ have Olll'fnjn?3JJ^tllflS>3ni0-4i)Si0Eil'U5lJ <11
get something done
get + 03311 + verb. We got our car washed.
W3ni3it0i30liJms3
-Tflt-30ril4lQ£nniC«ffTH1U Part 5 (4) - 211 I got my television repaired.
have something done
have + nilU + verb.
I had my car washed.
I had my television repaired.
WUlIllviIllftinilTiQSJ £5,
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n?e)i?i0 mmiDU to
mTUV! nloTmt^Tuii
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to wnienodfiiy n5En9iTuyfi0-3i,piu -ing
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look forward to
object to devote to
+ verb,
be opposed to He devoted much of his time to planning for the future.
I am looking forward to hearing from you. / 1The Pundit
NUt)s;000i^4nininn0ai
^toduianiu 564/7 nnuuiJiifiet eimeiuot titvnfiniauiinu (iuo-s
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Sf-- 9
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ilmlavlviumgijTs^naaoiraua 9
sTBWuasijIvnslfio aBwuasnivns lao miu wisiu
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m0Vf11i0^Undl?ltJidg„ndgg 1jj'l^jl^0TtlkdlM^0TJ1^gn Noun Clause, Adjjctive Clause, Adverb Clause, Tenses lll^J^''^JUP10^^JJ^^^0fyl3Ju^nf1•^
I have enough money to buy a new house.
adjective + enough
This house is suitable enough for ten people. UTU110-3 T!lM}J1Stt?THflJ000n00g.3^1ig'y I
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2.1
too+ adjective + to + verb
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2.2
too + adjective + for +
This subject is too difficult for high school students.
This food is too hot for eating. ^ d
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3f
so
so + adjective + that
=
This suitcase was so heavy that I could barely lift it.
nis;iiliiit4vn^luSvit4ninni)itH3j0n0i4i^0i1}Jlvn 3.2
so + adverb
It is difficult to understand because he speaks so quickly.
3.3
so=
She worked hard so she was promoted. IBdni^TUMUfl
3.4 mdK so niifii0fumfYi'Hl00inl0n3tffkifu iJ5s;l00Tlu!)5i0d1ufil q
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Subject + verb + so + adjective / adverb + that + sentence
My daughter danced so well^^^^^^ that she was invited to the competition. q|
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The computer was soexpensive^jj^^,;^^ thatshe could notbuyit.
0011'M3i^0?n0iun-tinni)141501.1]tnuii0^0l0 3.5 mo so Hnil0°ini0105TVnn much, many, few, little iJfs;1a05S0d1l4|lJ Subject + verb + so + much/many/few/little + noun + that + sentence
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My teacher bought so many books that he needed
assistance to cany
3.6 i3J0l'=it so niJ0i'ui3j'uijl3i0n'i/^!)'U il?s;l00i)s;00lv!iil
qj
Subject +verb +so +adjective +a+singular
+that +sentence
Itwas so hot a day that several people fainted.
4.
such
4.1
such + adjective + noun
= m5is
Ididn tenjoy that book. It was such astupid story. Htj m°it0iJTm
4.2
such+ ...+that
= DUfllSW
It was such acold afternoon that we stopped playing. 4.3 m0Wsuch nu0itjijjiTijlm0ni^i)u
Subject +verb +such a+adjective +singular noun +that +sentence Itwas such a difficult subject that many students failed.
4.4 m0Ksuch niJ0iinfiiTijl^ynii/tr)ij iJ5s;l00!)s0dlu?ij q;
Subject + verb +such +adjective +noun
qj
, count or noncount noun
+sentenrp + sentence
This is such hot tea thatI cannot drink it.
They are such popular dancers that they will likely win an award. g;
5. most
5.1
most +
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1fl1-30f1l^1l£nnitU3TH?U Part 5 (5) - 215
Most students in my class speak English well.
to carry
m^tnunnfiv!
'untiyiitn'u
(=U9tT0ll\l2^00n^°llt'H'U-3f11l4nU^0 students 1110010100 speak
f >101'8'0fT0U
00011151] most student 00llH0 111001010111111 speaks 00011111011) 5.2
most + noun mjijjiaianvMiS"''
Most money has been spent by Mr. Tom.
t1ll?i"1113J10l0000Q100JjHi)llHU0lt01 qj
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g;
6. mostof the 1105000111
6.1
most of the + noun VmlflVIHVIil'M + Verb.
Most of the students in my class speak English well.
11011011111110011011011 fr-lllU1011001in010t]lll01 Most of my students speak English well.
iT0l0iiii0^Nu?i"iiiin0ii00iin0-i0f]iim-i (ll0015flTll-101500Oll00f0111000110-1 most of DSll determiners DIVnO the, my
Illll01100010l0ll0 imstndl determiners 01lllll01iniJlTljl05S;00lll5lJllV!11511l0'110 qj
friii0i00°niii00l0i00 most 00011111 ofliiliioiiniiiidi of00i-300ii0"iiiui0ml5) most of the + noun wulinmsnviflw;+ Verb ,
Most of my money was stolen.
l1110"!11111011010110051110 Most of the oil consumed in Thailand was imported.
iii}Tii^l^iiiJ5sm0l000iiiin0iiimin00iiiJ5sm0 7. all = 1^11310 l'lllll05-3051100llJS all + noun Vnill!wjn«ij + Verb
All workers of this company can be late sometime. a/
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7.2
all + of + the+
"0""
Verb,
All of my friends were invited for the conference.
(1. lJ5S;B1UnJ0^ Verb 00 all 2. Tis'^l all of B£fl0''3ir^01ItT0^0"-3^0^''0
Verb
.
Every student passed the test.
tTfi0ntn0n0'U0f0uwTuu0Q Every child needs love. i0n'nn0'U00.3m?0-3njjf0
(1. •H0'-3 eveiy i)Slllv!0°TUl}Ji0nT3i)'um3j0 2. nlhlUodlSBTU^g
8.2
every + of + the + noun
every ItTHlJI
Verb
Every ofmy students speaks English well. iiIuiIbs
'Unt!0'unj0-3wuiifi0tjyj0mun03nqij"|^j,033j'ig
(1. •Hs'-l every of i)s30f0<10'l0'301J00 0'0
^111AiBtjm}j0 lt0ml01400.3mll)010TOn3j^00y,0'.3 every of imrlSlllw0°1ul}Ji^^T/tf)l4U^ 01UlJ5SB1f!00 eveiy) Every one of my students is studying inthe class.
8.3
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every+ fllinwiTlI + noun
students till.
vulSnHnon 1
The bus No 10 leaves for downtown every twenty minutes.
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9. each = IIP10S; 9.1
each + noun wulSianTOM:+ Verb
Each student was given a uniform.
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each + of + the + noun
Verb jg(,v)fli4
Each of the students was given a uniform.
irfnl0uim0S0i4l0i0iit)nml0^uiiuiInt!t)'u
(each of flngmill'l'HWdtJ every of 1100014 tmSi0100n'^0000T)S;00nlu fiitm'ui^adidfT'u) 10. one = 'HW-31llul0740fl400llJfi 10.1
;ry iItHiTi
one + noun
wulmanyiaw"''
lOfiMflu
One worker was dismissed because of his laziness. I
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(0TU1U00dn04 one 1)^111140114131100111)11^310 ims;0lHtlll4l]lS;B114DS004 llJl4lllS;i114l0011D14milTl4) oy
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one + of + the + noun
)iii3Ji4ii m
One of my friends who is living in London is coming to my house.
imnDiiim
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two + noun
WulaViyTlflw"''
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Two boys are studying in the class. •u
two + of + the + noun
Verb
Two of my carswere stolen by my own cousin.
i00fi^^0>3W3J0f0^3mtonfyn^njlu0liJ
(mfl=lf two 0010011 one 011110 one +noun^g^^,^ tt0 two +noun„„^^^ 110S; one of lll'UlllS^lil'UmniAlfitJ fTTU two ofll)lilllSti1l!VI'H1AIDlJt0'l|0) lll410Sf10: fl1ini!tTli0i4«i
three, four, five, six, many, (a) few
m3J01!mj two + noun„^„,^' ims^ two of + the + noun„„„,^' ffl'UnldinlTOlblll'HllDti mS0t4fru i4m
Many ofthe products were„,,„g^ sold before the end ofthe month. Afew ofmystudents passed^^^^j the final test. Ten of mycars were„„„g,j stolen.
12. dozens = vraialwa l'il'ul0I1tTfll00liJfi ^2-1
dozen + noun
Verb
Dozen eggs were broken because of accident.
K'H'Uil'H0ii0niviiis;0i]it'H0 (dozen s) llllfUinilll! adjective ?sfi0°1'minTlll0U'H'Vt!)'U013Jll^1l0f3jg q
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' itu*iR»TOVIilW + Verb
Dozens of the eggs were stolen last night.
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(dozens (10U s) 011510 dozen (1111011 s) lUlls; dozens ^StllHlJI^tllllflllJIU
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1) flieun
dozens of na hundreds of,
thousands of, millions of IfldViai of
determiner +noun^^l^^^^j^
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2) ai00n=u0iT0u?s;uajj0an
2.1 Hundreds students are speaking English.
(Hundreds
s
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2.2 Hundred of the students are speaking English.
(Hundred of
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mns Hundred lllEaiatuaiHI amilTH'Ul of ^s;^01
l^JJ s 2 Hundreds, Millions, thousands, dozens lfT1J0 imislwS'UaTUlW) 2.3 Hundreds of my students is studying English in the class, (wa)
(triUllls:!™ Hundreds of my students 0dl'U1ll2afma2U^WPl2ni01 mnsilis;inua0 Hundreds UllaiTHdldiaa ^-J'UullllJuiJlSliTUYlH'MD'U nidi
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a number of + noun
Verb
A number of problems have come up in recent weeks.
'Jaj'Hi^iin'mnn2'iNElpidiTii0aim0^iJ^TH2wTUJJi the number + of + noun lYulSTfMTNM+ Verb,
The number of units produced last year was up by 10%.
^iinu'Hij3dU0i^ij0i2w09ili4il2im2m3j^'u 10%
(yTi a number ofUdS the number of mi]01in'U11fl0dl'3 pillUfiflloimimJ)
14. almost = maoas;, fiiit I'Hulaiial'HpidlilS 14.1
almost + all + noun
Verb
Almost all the parking spaces were taken. A
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almost every + noun
Verb
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15. yet = Ita 15.1
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19.
no =
n-a yet1iiniaiJis;Tafiifrjj0 Has Mr. Tom arrived yet? 0fU110JJ3J1O-3m0d'a
Have you read that book yet?
0at0TuHiT^^010 jjiTum 00-3 15.2
19.2 no DS
none, hardly, rarely
n-a yet
Has Dale finished teaching yet?
20. after =
0fu t00aro14 wtla00101avil 0ffa
20.1 I'Kaft
No, not yet. (No, he has not yet finished.) 0-1100
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17. any=l01 lnK 011 l=ni4lJl5;T000°1013J(t0S;iJlS^l00lJgi05 (TO Do you know anybody in the party?
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before, tl]l4014 d: t
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ing I don't know anybody.
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18. some = uia ina0ii4 ll1i4iJis;l00ij0ni0iti0sili-l000°n0njj^yi5nuQT 01001J00-3llll4 positive HIO yes (1114 I have somefiiends in the party. 4.,...,'1
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Do youwant some coffee? a/
i Q./
0/
Yes, thank you.
a*
cii:^
lumiirltrncnhvisfiiii
3^5 lu
19. 19.1
en
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a;
n^muQiftrufi^u
no = no + noun
There was no coffee in the pot.
liiflmitplmaalvimhQnma No meals are served on this flight.
19.2 no
lliufll^TVnn not, never, seldom, nor,
none, hardly, rarely 3f
20. after = /nOHSD 1=k1i4 2
a/
20.1 1"^ after lllft preposition ll4lfl5'3ft5n-3
after +
ndi ^-3 1 will go to dinner after the theater.
W3JS)s;liJTnft0THiTia'U'HftwngfnTtoi4fii'm5D Lisa will come to my office after reading newspaper. 110-31)100111
(01P)13J110^ preposition 'Olllllltll in, on, at, for, from, with, to, within, without, before, lllu^ll DS;illll011113Jl0JJ0 ll^01fll^00-3'31-3110-3 preposition lllftOlolaillllSw '
31
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ing ^111001011111 moilllliof01lTlltlJllO11113J (000OU0tf0Uli00)) 20.2 H after lllu linking word (flllfoft) UO-llJlslaO adverb clause 111 105-3011-3 mfiuQi
llislaonan + after + subject + verb I will go to dinner after the play is over.
N1JDslll'V1111011115l0111ia-aT)lOO15ll0O-3DlJ
222 -
Redesigned TOEIC nmiEMJlJ-StM
I will give him money after he signs the contract.
much + noun amount
Will the trip take much time?
Little research has been done in this field.
jj 1ft1ffj^111(n0gnuit 0 S14003j1fi There is a large amount ofwork that has not been done. <==1
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lift
nuinuiy^mai
+ noun,wulSrijirisiJ number
I have sold many books to that university.
i3jliini)3JHiQiioi00imiiTi4
Fewer people applied for undergraduate program this year. 3/
iJUJJ014tf3T0515014iBqjqj1m140001 There area number of jobs thatmust be done. Ii^11411001lli0f)14103410^100-3 22. like llds; alike
22.1
Like AandB, subject+ verb
Like his parents, Tom studies English Literature.
iiii4t00-inijii0U3Jni0s3iin Ii034ml0i4iiin5f0i000'inqa 22.2
Subject, like Aand B, + verb
Tom, like his parents, studies English Literature.
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H01J iwrnyifTuwaiminn miyvi^n^ifURla^nqDmSQ'Ufru
(like
Tom UfinllJllin1uin)0'3 Tom ^l^ll)v!ni0n^0'3
ll75;iTU Tom 00 studies imS0TU00f0U00fl1'U0lU11li^nl01Hl!0lJ00-3f0Q0'3inl0ltll'U I
V
U0-l'lJlS;B1T!^0dvil41 like lYlTUU l3Jl°KnJ0'3 parents) 22.3
A and B are alike
Field hockey and soccer are alike in many respects.
0tnua0nnii0s;0f'uiurl0ii0030numw0'un'uliiv!0i00Tu 23. similar llds; the same llt0'3'U 23.1
similar + to
Dale's car is similar to mine. "H10
Dale's car and mine are similar.
i00'U0'ni0-30fUi00ims;f 00140110-10^0010014 23.2
the same as
Dale's car is the same as mine. 1110
Dale's car and mine are the same.
100140^1)010041001401^100140^1]010UmW014ni4l00 24. ni011Jl-3010Hnil That Clause V
24.1 O10100lli3n-3l'111141 That Clause (that + subject + verb,..j^,g„^ J DS:3 0°1141H11lllini01000001 That Clause 411140101110-43 1 40U0l3lllllSllill4DS4lll4
40011D1411101N'H11D14001U (D1 lVi44U14) advise, suggest demand, urge insist, ask
that + subject + verb
propose, request recommend
Tom recommends that Dale accompany us.
001444141114°lllll1004400llJ'W10JJ00in0411
.
224 - mjfltRedesigned TOEIC illjuarwij^ju —41
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(^inj0it0ij00nRin1aimfiifl that 1m00mnsi'U0st0ijweiu 00n^f^WR ^4inPl!nniJ5d00a''lUllUBS;mR-]1 accompany IjJllJf0R y i es Sl3Jll5S;5TU!)StiJv!i0ni^^l'Unpnu ^'300°1U1Dn/0«3fll0i^Q0'Hi4-| that clause) 24.2 01llluiJ5sl00 Passive Voice 41
41
advise, suggest
demand, urge insist, ask
that + subject + be + verb.
propose, request recommend
The manager recommends that Dale be promoted.
25. 010tU01^'mj1^01^Hntl That Clause I f . „ 1 3^.. v_ zo.i r, ifimtiRy,00 1.lUUQiq ntiyn That Clause (that +subject +verb,.i
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aSlUHmlH-mtniiodHaq That Clause lllunlsiioavi I mn'Mfl'U'H'foit'H'Hiiiinpmj better, essential, vital
imperative, important
that + subject + verb j
mandatory, necessary
It is essential that every student study harder. •«.
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d
a> el
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qj
better, essential, vital
imperative, important U that +Subject +be +verbj mandatory, necessary
)
It is necessary that every worker be promoted.
llJRS-3^1llJl4V10V(-31Vilin0R^0-3liafumiia0R
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26. n1aiimOT-3^iuTV0um4lv!iJis;lEif)i^enn'uS^00nn)0^t0u^4S 26.1 nl0i^0liJS'ui'H'uinl0iim^il?i niyiimri'uuOT-Jiiu ing admit, anticipate, appreciate,
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avoid, delay, deny, discuss,
dislike, enjoy, finish, go,justify,
> +verb.„g
keep, mind, miss, practice, risk, recommend, stop, suggest
^
My \vife enjoyedshopping. I
(00) M
0I?0TU0-3WJJ1t0Umffuiil01t0'U0-3
I justfinished teaching English Conversation. •
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H}jiwff0f4Wifuyiinmfn0'f0qymii)m0'3fit0^J My brother dislikes to shop.
(W0)
(nidi dislike '31^H'H'U10ltn0ll00ld1^'3^1U'H01^01ti3J ing lllH to infinitive) 3/
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26.2 0lEJi?i0liJwuTH'ui0l0iUTOil0 ImH to mjis;'H'ii^0l0Tnl0f0-a^ii0f}J0 ladoldTHa^ to i)S0E)lv!Illli0-l^'HU-3l0f}J0 (to + verb.)
V
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afford, agree, aim, ask
arrange, choose, decide,
+ to + verh ,
deserve, seem, vote etc.
I want to go to the United States of America.
(00)
HJj0tn0liJ'iJ5s;m00ml0i
I agreeto go out withyoutonight.
(00) rfi
Of
WU?l00-f!)Si00olll'«Ul400Oll0ai1hl0l4Tu5 I decided lending you 10,000 baht.
(decide 27.
(W0)
to millilltll verb j^^)
n1d1im?i0lllwn0lH!)S;fl057U'HdlW^1UU10114'H0-1l0f3J0U0S:0114'H0'3 9/
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allow, ask, cause, choose, convince, instmct, permit,
invite, persuade, prepare,
+ object + to + verb,
need, remind, require, tell, use, wam, would like
Our teacher allowed us to go home after lunch.
Mr. Tom invited us to come to his party.
(lu'0tf01l'U03J00n9flll'Hlj-a to +verb ,) 28.
n?01l^3J in
help
28.1 I'K verb
can't help lfrU0Pnul05^fr|'l.3^'g1ljy
can't help + verb . ^ ing
We can't help talking about ourboss.
28.2 I'Qi verb ,PnUTim can help ltTU0^13jl01<3tffn'3f)0lijy can help + verb, Exercise can belp reduce stress.
m500nni0'3ni0'=it'300f)0n3j^.3ifi1gf)1^
28.3 l=li verb ,
help ^0^3J0Pn3Jl05^30r|'^^3^'ellju
help + verb, My sister helps me write the letter.
140>3 0fn U0-3 NU Q0W3J150Uf) fi "H 3J nafj uuij14
29. n30ipi0lili43j to
i0r3J0
tolu'iilu verb,.i.,.„^^^mu0f4mmmn liJ)
to i
Verb.
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look forward to
object to
+ verb .
> devote to
be opposed to
I look forward to hearing from you.
wjjfi0di^>3niT3innfifU0ei
He devotes much of his time to planning for the future.
(fl1ll'Hf]-3^C0U00nl00'01J0im'Unl0Tmt0100^°1UMf4^'H0.3 to ^-3^0^lllfJ ing 1111=11 Verb,)
30.
3/
o'
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make nUfin^n'Vlfi0llJSmjJ0 00 an error,a mistake, a profit, a discovery make ,
a meal, an investment, an offer
a choice, a decision, a deal, a prediction
She made a big mistake when she was my secretary.
l^0'V^^W0n0^000'^^t^I^300l!lll^4mnJTum7nJ0s3NJJ 4
31. W do mJ0°10'H'n00llJui0'3J0 00 work, research, an experiment, damage business, assignment, one's best, a favor
a choice, a decision, a prediction
The scientists did many experiments to prove that the drug was effective.
tIf)iyi0i0ntT07l0'niniTyi000-3ii0n00i'^m0'^?ri)'u-3i0nifi4l0W00 -b.ing
(O100f1=U0tT01Ji}S100nlHW0f01l^lJ0f'UTSfn'l^ make 11051 do
,0mi^Hif0ftBitilfj00-3yi0>3^i0i^Hmj'm00-50°nl'Hl0)
228 - flJJflt Redesigned TOEIC fJUUEWll'StM •U
32.
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Compound Noun
I0nvi?umjj0
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s nlum onnwui^ni) JTTuniijijj^oa' head office
(pn)
heads office
(Wfi)
diamond rings
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diamonds rings
(NPl)
fllR-jRRu
a
^
+ noun + noun
Idea) inu • Noun
^ +' Noun I'Nuuu
fllrilWlTlJlW two, three, four, five
1n^K•H^J^m^nulfl03ml0^3MJJ^0 -
Irilowrilri - 0rit)S;1ji0dlt4|lJviHlNf)ri (MIUITO S
tT-3ri01U1U^0dM0'-3gpil?lu
01ri1li'H0f)0fnrin50llJ'Ulfl|'y'iA|^lf|^ (•U0JJ00fl'U0tf01l)
aten-year old boy
l^n=in0010S0nniJ0ri'Hri>3
(0fl)
l0min00iq'Hnnnil'H0l00"U
(00) (00)
a ten-years old boy
aten-idlometerrace six-year old boys six-years old boys
(^'00r0ri1^0lJ000m5^^;y°'n^niJ^fr^riJJ^0m1^l^^^^^4-3^4^TlJ^".3^p; two ^wliJ ^s;S 0TU3ri'Uljl01M'H'lfl|^)V!^njjH0'^l0rU0 two boys §^0O^0^mnsiS01vnjJ0l3J'H0'-3m0^ Mdi h^'ri3flmriiri0ijjw0°'M030f|'n,3 almost + adverb
almost completely
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35. Participle adjective (verb3 = Past Participle) '
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35.1
ing (verb.,„g =Present Participle) U0S (Adjective) mnm
3/ o/
verb.
verbi„g + noun
(Active Idea) Thisis a surprising development.
That is an interesting book.
35.2
verbj nJuNOflfllSi'Vll (Passive
verb, + noun
Idea) llfU
I rent a furnished apartment formy girlfriend.
verb .„g llil^) 3/
36. fnil"«letfl^l'Vfnul0?'frI?3-I^0l.lJv! 36.1
let's+ verbi
Let's go shopping.
1l]lV10TIt0^0~infrl00^I'n0t^3
(Let's = Let us)
36.2
let +ni^lt +verb , | She lets us go without asking any questions.
iB0il000'vnninlillfi0l3j03W0-"l5^n0i 37. would rather f)sHnl0TK04^'Hfr^?njni0^t0fU0 would rather + verb ,
I would rather go hiking than staying home today.
HiJoainliJiii4ili3JinfiQTwn0diJii4m0'n
230 - mjflt Redesigned TOEIC fllTugrsjUiaj —
Which would you rather do, go to the cinema or go for ameal? V
38. as a whole/ wholly
As awhole it'uuo'u
liJ (generally) tTQii wholly fl0Q73JM3J1o-ii
lfi0 wholly
0 m0nl0nim
Generally as a whole As a whole
subject the news
subject
completely wholly
The news
39.
accurate.
wholly
accurate.
wish
oilwloi wish luiJ5sl00^3nl0i 2^"wloinnnii 2^°'Qnl0imdiif7j^''0siljj 00bTlJ Present Tense UMS;^''0<100lu|lj0^^fn0 ^7!)S^''0
He wishes that this subject were interesting. P
iJislaofi wishes lllu Present Simple MU'Unl0l7J0^0niJ5S;l00l7^''070d1l45iJ i,
Past Continuous 0^13J11JJ70U0
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He wishes that his teacher had taught yesterday. P
iJisloofl wishes Itlp Present Simple U?inl0TU0^0niJl£l00ll|p Past Perfect fl •
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40. hope
milif hope 1pi05iiiim-3nmjj0V!fTiim5H wish ii^Sng^u^n^'i7nuiji^ 0iHn1m hope IfJiJidhoranloi 2 2 nl0nm0itftjmin5000lufiJ Tense
d
nJ0m0slllgilK30njJH3J10^fT0Pi00''0
"v
<\i
Robert hopes that he will getthe job.
0fuTim?fl Simple
hope lllv! Present Simple UdS will get lllu Future
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Subject-Verb Agreement
f•aoailllltJ a'3i3Ji)1-3imTiT'3iJisiiiTuuas;nl£nT,^0iuiejlT
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tr'3i4ilfSBTmlifs;n0ij^i00i0yi'0'H0i00i
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(Subject Word) m5ism5iiTB00'0UBs;-ii0B'un'ini^jj0iQmni;TiiJis5Tul(^
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Nittaya and Ladda are classmates. •Si
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iIijTuimsililiJN^unti (luWitni) The manager and the owner of the company are leaving for India.
HB0m?it0s;mB0^ii1y0ni0-it0U0iiliJiJBs;m00ui00 Dale and I are going to the airport.
l00U0SW3Jm01l0UVnillJ0U13jflv!
2. 0°11413Jl0n'M!)'U 2 0°1 'HiaJJinnil 1^011010 and
idea 01011111000111001
maHiilmJisBi^BSiiilyilBSiBTmannBii 010100111111100011)11010 iw Future
Rice and curry is my favorite meal.
^'lll10U0<30001011B11llll50n)0-1Wy
232 -
Redesigned TOEIC iimjarwuiCM
Bread and butter is his only food.
U14 Ulf-1111(U tJfl 0gTH15=1^0
fjQ=1)0-31nn
Whisky and soda is what he ordered.
3. flltrillltnJJimi^flintdlQimfU^lisrfligiltiyfliTnn where, what, here, there, how, why, how much DS^ljJlllu^DniHtJfinltn^^lUMgiJJI tTiunlai^Piujiia'^jjiDs;
iiliJi0niii)i4m0iiMMi)i4ifii1ii^f)iniJisBii4^0gHainl0ign^vim iw What is your name?
l0fiJ0 00
s;"!? (your name 00lJ5S;B114^ini1114fin1oi) Who are those boys? i0nmdiiTv!iilul05
(lit are ITtfls; those boys llllfU'HIIDlT) Here comes Mr. Smith.
nfUtTWBJJlllitJimQ (Mr. Smith llll4llls:B114l0fniD14 llH comes) 111^0140^
There has been no rain here since last week. j;
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fluliifinjji^iim'oTn^g^Mimi isai
(rain llluillSBluigmiD'ulil'l has) Is there any good advice about transportation in this guide book? (advice il)uilTS;i114t0ni1D14 H is) I
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fl1ai1l0-3lJ5s;i;0g T^^1t'nl011J01lJTs;l001)S00P)13JlJ5s;5ll4^gg'H1410im01Pmilf'U 01^ 3/
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with
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like
together with
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including
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as well as
rnitii, ims
along with
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include with
in addition to
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Sona', as well as her sons, likes"^ the film.
Twi iiuiT'^an'n njo-aiBQ'Voiigfn'MEJ'u?!? (H likes liu s mnsiJlS51t4fla Sona The teacher', together with hisstudents, is'^ going to the zoo. 4
41
(lIlSintiaQ teacher tTTU students tllt4lllSiB1t4l3JlmPins^0dMa>3 together with) 5.
iids;nl0il'tiHi0fi'Wi)'u
iftwa 00 neither
every
1100, 0
many a
each me eachof+ 1100X110^3...
one of + aiinimu'Wfm
eitherof+ RlinJJimVlfl'U 001-310001-311^-3134.
0114111 vmnDii
niiiii0i0iivti4iU00liJS
nnai'iiiJiiilixBiitmniNDii
u0xllni0ii0niiDi4
l11h0l4fTl4 00 everyone
00014
anyone someone
1J13014 VI
no one
^11000
i4=4
everybody
0000 4
anybody
1100X00
somebody
01-300
a/
miil0i0fn0i4
II
nobody
everything
0om
everywhere
anything
0110^111-3001-3
anywhere
something
01-30-3
somewhere
nothing
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l000x b
nowhere
Each of the students studies English very well.
irntl00U0ax00{l000i0i0-30ti0m-30in Each' boy and girl has'^ paid attention to what the teacher said. t0nifi0imxi0n0a-3ii00X00l00-3lin^-30-300iii0
Many a girl' does not like a snake.
a/
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Redesigned TOEIC ftUUETJJlJttM •
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One of the two boys was^ given a present.
Neither of us was"^ given a present. 2 attlaJSlail^fDUQ-aiiTfutao 6.
2
either... or
1h0'ul^n0'U"H4l4
neither... nor
not only . . . but llim04U¥l. .. IVl'ltTtJ Upihl. .00^10
2 0014
lJ5S;®14JV100'H04 or, nor ims; but. .. also i)S;illl4^1f1THV10n501 IW No nook or corner was left unexplored.
l3Jfllt0n3Ju1'Hfjl3Jl0'UI5im0 Our happiness or our sorrow is largely due to our own actions.
0nu0njvil00n3Jiin'uu04ynniiiT00jjin?v!00mjminis;'Mi (n55U) 11041^10 llllllilSBI
151104
V111VID14°'01
Neither Vichean nor his friends were chosen. if
•04Qtf
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(ll5Si514J'Ha4 nor 00 friends 111V!'W14VI?14 oldlf4l'f were) Neither you nor I am to go now. if
'n40fUims;Nul3j004llj0014fi
(iJ5S;B1'UV!04 norllj-U I l4ll'0l01 am) Not only you but also I am going to school.
l3Jm04ll00mm'l14y^004lin54l50'U Wlll040004llj010l1t'U00 7. aiJlilSilda (Clause) Til© 10 (Phrase) ^im5000l'Uljls^l00'H00llj0011tljl4 lJ5Si51V!nj04050lluil5S;l00'H00 fT1110501D04lJ5sl00V1004)Sl3l4t00V1t)14m0V11fVlD14
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The girl'' who is plaving basketball is"^ my student. l00Nl!5400°104l0'UlJ10l0PlU000000lT0ll014nj04Hlll04
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The man" playing with those girls is" my friend. mind^md^m'U0dniiiNQnmfiR'Ha-3fl0m0f4HJJia4
(man lllwillSlBTO Itds; is lllunim tJlfJ playing with those girls lllvnl) The boy" who sits near me is" my cousin.
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mal'I'lfl'UflldfliyifnJJ (Pronouns) imsillJf4lllSiBlfjnj04lllS^l00BS;
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both
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several
14101440
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Both" are" teaching in the same school. p
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Tom gave me many stamps butonly a few" were" left. 011llll4 MVfMD14
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Directions: A word or phrase is missing in each of the following sentences. Four answer oducts on
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The assembly instructions will provide you all the information you
(A)
need
(B)
needs
(C)
needful
(D)
necessary
Although Mr. Mathew Johnson had 3-year experience working in an office, he had never used a computer
.
(A)
advance
(B)
prior
(C)
before
(D)
previous
In the meeting the client will be seated
the manager.
(A)
next
(B)
by
(C)
from
(D)
to
If you haven't received the books request a refund of your money.
7 days, you can
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within
(B)
at
(C)
by
(D)
from
business with another country, it is
When
recommended that you know about their culture.
(A)
making
(B)
doing
(C)
causing
(D)
producing
The university has begun to increase the number of students the new president took over. (A)
if
(B)
because
(C)
since
(D)
while
The government dealt with the protesters with anew
(A)
process
(B)
understanding
(C)
approach
(D)
treatment
The committee was asked to choose a
location for
building a new complex center. (A)
suited
(B)
suitably
(C)
suit
(D)
suitable
changes were made in the country policy this year than in the last ten years. (A)
More
(B)
Most
(C)
Much
(D)
The most
He is known as one of the most
_people in the academic.
(A)
create
(B)
creativity
(C)
creative
(D)
creation
Dr. John Martin
English for communication in
Thailand since he was 23 years old.
(A) (C)
has been teaching was teaching
(B) (D)
teaching had taught
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1-2) -
245
Unemployment in ASEAN countries has dipped to its lowest in several years.
7,
it
(A)
is
stage measure
113.
In the speech, the president offered many
examples to
support his ideas. students
114.
(A)
expelling
(B)
repelling
(C)
compelling
(D)
impelling
In radio and television
impossible to draw the line
between news and entertainment, programs.
115. ation for
(A)
frequently is
(B)
are frequently
(C)
it is frequently
(D)
where they are frequently
The executive meetings are held-
on Wednesdays at
09:30 in the moming.
(A)
weekly (D)
116.
The world's largest financial institution
/ear than
collided
under the scandal.
collapsed
collected
117.
over
(D)
collared
Standards in the constmction industry
building safety,
function, and uniformity. (A)
118. ation in
insist
(B)
having
ensure
(D)
divide
If one is suffering for a psychosomatic illness, that is, a disease contributed to by mental anxiety, one may still feel very
119.
(A)
badly
(C)
worsely
(B)
The tin pictures on the microfilm are the naked eye.
bad
small to be read with
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120.
(A)
so
(C)
much
(D)
Some retirement communities will not sell property to new residents unless they are about
121.
such
the rest of the residents.
(A)
the same age
(B)
the same old
(C)
the same age as
(D)
the same old as
In the Khaoyai National Park, one can see
300 different kinds
of trees.
122.
(A)
more than
(B) (B)
r much as as
(C)
up as
(D)
sas many to
It has been estimated that It
one hundred thousand
protesters participated in the Amnesty Bill protest held in Ratchaprasong intersection by opposition party on November 2013.
123.
(A)
approximate
(B)
until
(C)
as many as
(D)
more
Although it is difficulb
a frog is more likely to be
smooth and wet, and a toad rough and dry.
124.
(A)
distinguishing among a frog and a toad
(B)
distinguish a frog and a toad
(C)
between a frog and a toad distinguish
(D)
to distinguish between a frog and a toad
Marry Jones, who
from 1898 to 1966, founded the Pundit
Learning School for disable children in Khon Kaen Province.
125.
(A)
she lived
(B)
living
(C)
did she live
(D)
lived
In the financial world, where knowledge is power, anyone information in advance isina position to profit. (A)
receives
(B)
who receives
(C)
who does he receive
(D)
if hereceives
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Economists regard land as the natural wealth of the earth from which all goods
V residents
127.
erent kinds 128.
(A)
produced
(B)
are produced
(C)
produce them
(D)
they produce
today in Antarctica and Greenland.
Continental glaciers (A)
exist
(B)
that exist
(C)
where they exist
(D)
existing
any of their own chicks that lack
Wild chickens
specific color pattems.
thousand
haprasong
129.
(A)
destroying
(B)
will destroy
(C)
being destroyed
(D)
will be destroyed
While a student at Mahachula Buddhist University, Mr. Panuwat
the scholarships
organized the English club, which for many poor students.
ely to be
130.
(A)
was sponsored
(B)
sponsored by
(C)
sponsored
(D)
was sponsored by
If the committees don't solve the problem at this meeting, they will have meeting soon.
to have
131. lie Pundit
132.
(A)
another
(B)
other
(C)
other one
(D)
the other
the memorandum to all employees.
1 had my secretary (A)
to send
(B)
sending
(C)
send
(D)
sends
Job descriptions allow both prospective and current employees what is expected of them.
133.
(A)
to know
(B)
knowledge of
(C)
know
(D)
knowing
The provincial
officer
wondered
be completed.
whether
the
bridge would
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(B)
quick
(C)
hardly ever
(D)
on time
It is difficult for the casual observer to distinguish artificial and natural lakes. Jl
(A)
among
(B)
since
(C)
due to
(D)
between
I accepted mystudent's
11
for his mistake.
(A)
apologetic
(B)
apologize
(C)
apology
(D)
apologetically
Bacterial spores germinate and sprout
favc favorable
conditions of temperature and food supply.
(A)
when encountering of (B)
when they encounter
(C)
when the encounter of (D)
when they will encounter
more and more important as the deadline drew near.
(A)
flies
(B)
study
(C)
became
(D)
appears
The plant has been working full time from the day the contract
(A)
signed
(B)
is signed
(C)
was signed
(D)
will be signed
In the past, the accounting department
able to locate
missing invoices within a few hours. (A)
was
(B)
should be -
(C)
could not have
(D)
should have been
The new schoolbuilding
by the flood.
(A)
damaged
(B)
was damaging
(C)
was damaged
(D)
has damaged
1
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(A)
referred
(B)
renewed
(C)
repaired
(D)
reformed
If a baby bird stays alive for two or three weeks after leaving the nest, it has a fair chance of
an adult.
(A)
become
(B)
becoming
(C)
flying
(D)
eating
The customers
always willing to switch to a better product.
(A)
is
(B)
are
(C)
be
(D)
being
Many universities hire good consultants to give
on academic
projects. (A)
advice
(B)
advertise
(C)
advise
(D)
adventure
Business travelers usually do paperwork
their flights.
(A)
during
(B)
while
(C)
when
(D)
as
The two
systems of accounting in use today are the
cash system and the accrual system.
(A)
more popular
(B)
popularity
(C)
most popular
(D)
popularized
Negotiable instruments such as personal checks may transferred to another person by endorsement.
(A)
be ordinary
(B)
be ordinarily
(C)
ordinary be
(D)
ordinarilybe
Intelligent students _
to the instructions.
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(A) (C)
109.
110.
always listen carefully (B) carefully listen always (D)
carefully always listen listen always carefully
Loudly applauding the speech,
^quickly left the stage.
(A)
the speaker waved to the audience and
(B)
the audience watched as the speaker
(C)
the audience saw the speaker
(D)
the speaker waving to the audience
My supervisor has not written a book
to the masses
to generate interest from a publisher.
111.
(A)
enough appealing
(B)
appealing enough
(C)
appeal enough
(D)
enough appeal
The The director director was in
health that the family began to
consider whether he could continue to live in his home.
112.
(A)
such bad
(B)
so bad
(C)
such worse
(D)
so badly
The new manager wished he
such drastic action when
the stock market seemed volatile.
113.
(A)
had not taken
i (B)
did not taken
(C)
not take
i (D)
no had taken
Although it seems unlikely,
sometimes influences business
decisions.
114.
(A)
politicians
(B)
politics
(C)
political
(D)
politicize
The total production of bushels of com in the United States is all other cereal crops combined. more than that of more of
115.
(D)
Having been found guilty of theft, chosen field as an accountant.
more that to find work in his
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(A)
was difficult for Adam Smith
(B)
Adam Smith found it difficult
(C)
found Adam Smith difficult
(D)
it was found by Adam Smith difficult
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a bridge builder, Gustav Eiffel designed the Eiffel Tower for the Paris Exposition in 1889.
le masses
(A)
While
(B)
When
(C)
It was when
(D)
It was while
Ms. Rawadee was getting ready to leave the hotel when she
a phone call.
began to
(A)
receives
(B)
had received
(C)
is receiving
(D)
received
The first transistor was basically a small chip made of germanium onto side by side.
one surface of which two pointed wire contacts
tion when
(A)
are made
(B)
made
(C)
were made
(D)
making discipline and
To master the art of fiction writing
practice, as well as studying the works of other great authors.
s business
(A)
require
(B)
requires
(C)
requiring
(D)
that requires
Groups of tissues, each with its own function.
(A)
it makes up the organs
(B)
(C)
they make up the organs (D)
in the human body.
make up the organs
makesup the organs
Thor Heyerdahl, accompanied by the crew of the Kon Tiki, in order to prove his theories of cultural diffusion. (A)
have sailed specifically charted courses
(B)
sailing specifically charted courses
(C)
~ has sailed specifically charted courses
(D)
they sail specifically charted courses
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122. The secret to any successful company is the ability to sell high quality goods at
(A) (C)
prices.
compete eompetitively
_
(B) (D)
competition competitive
Its conservative appearance, this sedan has plenty of
power and handles almost like a sports car.
124.
(A)
Despite
(B)
Although
(C)
In spite spite I"
(D)
Even though
John Steinbeck John
rlr>«m down-to-earth
accounts of
individuals and families who suffered through the Great Depression. (A)
he wrote
(B)
he was written
(C)
who wrote
(D)
wrote
105. The Old Man and the Sea, anovel about an old fisherman's harrowing adventure catching a huge fish, is one of Ernest Hemingway's books.
126.
(A)
most famous
(B)
the most famous
(C)
the famous
(D)
are most famous
The negotiations went slowly, because ofthe nature of
some of the issues involved. (A)
involve
(B)
delicate
(C)
selective
(D)
potential
127. After the accident, films showed that the aerial performer should have onto the rope.
128.
(A)
held
(B)
hold
(C)
healed
(D)
holding
his vacation in either June or July, depending upon
He said
the production schedule. (A)
he would
(B)
who would take
(C)
he would take
(D)
he would taken
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The delivery should have arrived more than an hour earlier, as agreed upon when the shipment
(A)
picked up
(B)
was picked up
(C)
be picked up
(D)
was picking up
The owner of our company wanted to
on new small business.
(A)
establish
(B)
emphasize
(C)
determine
(D)
concentrate
is one of the major indicators of work efficiency.
(A)
Property
(B)
Propensity
(C)
Productivity
(D)
Conductivity
Because the traffic is heavy, I suggest that you airport early.
(A)
leaving
(B)
to leave
(C)
left
(D)
leave
Many kinds of birds mimic the various sounds (A)
that they hear
(B)
they hear that
(C)
hear about that
(D)
they that hear
If a rectangle has equal sides,
IS a square.
(A)
so
(B)
it
(C)
if
(D)
they is the highest in the industry.
The new plant's production _ (A)
attitude
(B)
capacity
(C)
required
(D)
employment the country's problems.
Rising inflation will only
g upon
about them.
(A)
grow
(B)
hurt
(C)
add to
(D)
alleviate
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The sports equipment company looked for famous athletes to their products. (A)
endorse
(B)
prevent
(C)
produce
(D)
protect
The dean of Faculty of Arts was
llfinSV!«U0IT01J
that his faculty
would get the contract. (A)
confidant
(B)
consonant
(C)
confident
(D)
confidential
Our company didn't have
choices but to accept the offer.
(A)
some
(B)
any
(C)
not
(D)
none
At present, a tower extension
c I
on to the hotel.
(A)
has constructed
(B)
is being constructed
(C)
isconstructing
(D)
been constructed
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used
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need
(B)
needs
(C)
needful
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necessary
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Although Mr. Mathew Johnson had 3—year experience working in an
office, hehad never used a computer
.
(A)
advance
(B)
prior
(C) (C)
before
(D)
previous
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i-3111410°10m0Vlv(
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before 3. 31j"l-ni40°1ll03-3014in7O11l0'00141IO1O (l0Om'H1S10°1 Adverbs of Frequency) 11114 She always watchestelevision in the evening. 103.
In the meeting the client will be seated
the manager.
(A)
next
(B)
by
(C)
from
(D)
to
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maSTOUDOUOOnfll preposition
preposition ^SanuVfUTEIll IflS
nil ao'u'a (B) by mns by SaQIUMina-il near/beside 103.2
104.
next ^0-30 to
If you haven't received the books
7 days, you can
requesta refundof your money. (A)
within
(B)
at
(C)
by
(D)
from
104.1 P101J4I0 (A) within lllu Present Perfect Tense Col
^
105.
When
7 ill ilisilbaTOOfPuofTaud specific time 0013011^1'Cnsiiinsifi-j business with another country, it is
recommended that you know about their culture.
(A)
making
(B)
doing
(C)
causing
(D)
producing
105.1 ^'00f01J
begun to
When
has + ve
|llt0JJ When they drive cars, teenagers need to remember their laek ofexperiences. 007lJ When driving cars, teenagers need to remember their lack ofexperiences. 'H0'f When OfllJiSiBTU
ing 00103110^0007111107
lJ7S;lo0
2.If011^011 While
0700711
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ing
3. iIbsIob Passive Voice Although it had been completed, the report was not turned in on time.
007ll Although completed, the report was not tumed in on time.
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llllPlW Although she was exhausted, she continued to work on the project. dflllJ Although exhausted, she continued to work on the project. Verb to be
(exhausted lllu
mnfUWlTI SjjiiI verbjinK) 4
4
anii'HUIEJ IfldfinyiMnil business 106.
fl0 do business PI01)^'0 (B) doing
The university has
begun to increase the number
of students
the new president took over. (A)
if
(B)
because
(C)
since
(D)
while
106.1
Adverb
aii§0U'm 4
Clause
u
Adverb Clause SlOfT'U'miT'U
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107.
The government dealt with the protesters with a new
.
(A)
process
(B)
understanding
(C)
approach
(D) (D)
treatment
107.1 PlOll'UO (C) approach Ullo'ilOlll'Blloo O01J?113J0nU'H3J101l0-3'lJls;l0O 108.
location for building
The committee was asked to choose a
a new complex center. (A)
suited
(B)
suitably
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(C)
(D)
suit
suitable Will
108.2 =U0tT01J^9S-31EJ
a
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in the last ten years.
(A)
More
(B)
Most
(C)
Much
(D)
The most
4 Gl
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the 14°lin41 people in the academic.
He is known as one of the most
(A)
create
(B)
creativity
(C)
creative
(D)
creation
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259
ity tlltlfllinu ItTU D creation
tion iilufiivnupit'unii 111.
English for communication in Thailand since
Dr. John Martin
he was 23 years old.
(A)
has been teaching
(B)
teaching
(C)
was teaching
(D)
had taught
111.1
Dr. John
Martin llllllJiSiBTUlonnD'UimSilllllfl'U
111.2 DlfTUulmflTO B 'Bjfiejjlfl'a mUSitlljinltnTOJ^ 4 (verbj^p iDfilen 3/
^3/
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flloil^iedluTlJ Active Voice
112.
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Unemployment in ASEAN countries has dipped to its lowest in several years.
(A)
stage
(B)
step
(C)
measure
(D)
level
112.1 ^°1U'Hli4^00flTO1T0'lJ99^°Jll'H'U4ni0JflTUJU its lowest + noun
lowest
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In the speech, the president offered many _ his ideas.
(A)
expelling
(B)
repelling
(C)
compelling
(D)
impelling
examples to support
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113.1 PnU'HTJ'3'nvn£l1lllllT4^°1HHl]<3nj0-3fl1Rtuff1A|'vf ivins^ many +Noun.'®-3fnun3JV!ljlfl'MWVI?U00 examples 3/
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In radio and television
impossible to draw the line between
news andentertainment programs.
(A)
(C)
frequently is
(B)
are frequently
it is frequently
(D)
where they are frequently
%>
I
114.1 lJ5S^!00Si1u^''"U^''00 1000 In radio and television preposition 00 in lIl111410
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is lllfrnlbl
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Cji
a/
mi40iAi'vim
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0101110-3 fl
The executive meetings are held
on Wednesdays at 09:30
in the morning.
01000111)'
(A)
weekly
(B)
soon
(C)
every
(D)
over
00010011
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The world's largestfinancial institution
under the scandal.
(A)
collected
(B)
collapsed
(C)
collided
(D)
collared
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01010-301
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building safety,
Standards in the construction industry function, and uniformity.
U0 (C) it
(A)
insist
(B)
having
(C)
ensure
(D)
divide
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If one is suffering for a psychosomatic illness, that is, a disease contributed to by mental anxiety, one may still feel very
(A)
badly
(B)
bad
(C)
worsely
(D)
worser
.
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119.
The tin pictures on the microfilm are
small to be read
with the naked eye. (A)
so
(B)
too
(C)
much
(D)
such
119.1 adjective
Adverb
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120.
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Some retirement communities will not sell property to new residents unless theyare about
the rest of the residents.
(A)
the same age
(B)
the same old
(C)
the same age as
(D)
the same old as
120.1 000310 (C) the same age as
nl0i4o0
the same +noun +as m00 ?i-30'U0 D00
old tll0010tU000
T^f.
In the Khaoyai National Park, one can see
300 different
kinds of trees.
il3s;l0000
(A)
more than
(B)
as much as
fri0il3j;l0
(C)
up as
(D)
as many to
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0i0i0onq5 «=svi
122.
It has been estimated that
one hundred thousand
protesters participated in the Amnesty Bill protest held in Ratchaprasong intersection by opposition party onNovember 2013.
(A)
approximate
(B)
until
(C)
as many as
(D)
more
122.1 0004 (C) as many as l4°10010101000l0''00V)i)0'4 protesters
«1(1 ay
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Although it is difficult
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a frog is more likely to be
smooth andwet, anda toad rough and dry.
b to be +
(A)
distinguishing among a frog and a toad
(B)
distinguish a frog and a toad
(C)
between a frog and a toad distinguish
(D)
to distinguish between a frog and a toad
123.1 n/0tl01J00nills'ieJfl Adverb Clause
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residents
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Marry Jones, who
from 1898 to 1966, founded the
Pundit Learning Schoolfor disable children in Khon Kaen Province. tUO D iTu
different
(A)
she lived
(B)
living
(C)
did she live
(D)
lived
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receives
(B)
who receives
(C)
who does he receive
(D)
if he receives
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I0nwi)^°'ll0s;(lltj0lj nl0n^0-qil?s;BntJl0nW!)l4l^3J s00 receives 00^0^^000014^ lygd 126.
Economists regard land as the natural wealth of the earth from which all goods
(A) (C)
produced produce them
(B) (D)
are produced they produce
126.1 0nimii^^0i3jiilu0nuMi4^nl0n l00iilunl0ni/0d5s^Bnu all goods tiJ'UlljSiBlUVil'H'MD'UliasiljjiTOij goods UlJ00101401
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0-3) 0"'314"l4l-300si00iJ (B) are produced m01SJlll40l01|lJ Passive Voice ll5S'B11400
002111
127.
Continental glaciers
today in Antarctica and Greenland.
(A)
exist
(B)
that exist
(C)
where they exist
(D)
existing
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127.2 001J'U0 (A) exist llll40lE)in)0llJi-5it4HH11D1400 glaciers 128. Wild chickens any of their own chicks that lack
do somethir
specific color patterns.
(A) (C)
destroying being destroyed
(B) (B) (D)
will will destroy destroy will be destroyed
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be 00
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C^I
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di
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While a student at Mahachula Buddhist University, Mr. Panuwat
organized the English club, which
which all
the scholarships
for many poor students.
(A)
was sponsored
(B)
sponsoredby
(C)
sponsored
(D)
was sponsored by
129.1 001I'U0 (C) sponsored U34llls;B114i)S;illl4 which U0'01imUJ10ll4lllS)l00 o
a/
1400 English cluV"
130.
If the committees don't solve the problem at this meeting, they will have meeting soon.
to have another other one
enland.
other
(D)
the other
130.1 00111)0 (A) another lUns another + noun
y' tnvi other + noun
0/ tnc Oiner
131. that ua 4
I had my secretary
the memorandum to all employees.
(A)
to send
(B)
sending
(C)
send
(D)
sends
131.1 'U0tt01J^0U410 mns:000l0140l'l400ilJ10ll4mr400 00 have
someone
do something (have/has/had + fill + verb,) ^0UU0 (C) send that lack
132.
Job descriptions allow both prospective and current employees what is expected of them. (A)
to know
(B)
knowledge of
know
(D)
knowing
132.1
14 00 allow + 0V! + to + verb, 0414141)41000001)^0 (A) to know
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The provincial officer wondered whether the bridge would be completed. (A)
ever
(B)
quick
(C)
hardly ever
(D)
on time
133.1
would ^
+ verb,
I 3J
^
dt
I
would
•uantntinlmiiffyai
B
D
linking verb
133.2 ^011^0 (A) ever lllldll 100 ffQtJ hardly ever 134.
It is difficult for the casual observer to distinguish artificial and natural lakes.
(A)
among
(B)
since
(C)
due to
(D)
between
134.1 ^aiJ'Ua (D) between 135.
and 000TU'H0'1 Hbetween ... and 10110
I accepted my student's
(A)
for his mistake.
apologetic
(C)
apology •
Passive Voic
(B)
apologize
(D)
apologetically
y
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004tll0t001
135.2 001J=U0 (C) apology m51S^tllf4011413J01l001 UlldQIBTUalviB dllUalviB 136.
Bacterial spores germinate and sprout
favorable
conditions of temperature and food supply. (A)
when encountering of
(B)
when they encounter
(C)
when the encounter of
(D)
when they will encounter
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T UUulln'H^a Part5 (IfL-2) 137.
267
more and more important as the deadline drew near.
Time
(A)
flies
(B)
study
(C) (C)
became
(D)
appears
137.1
Time iiluiJisBiiimn'UDiJ
Imwisiilyplfnmo^'iJiisfBTuniTMD'u wi'iuo a
B •n-i flies iiilfi'iiBif li!
id0n?i0ij^0 (C) became itfJsn'nndTuiiTiffiifffimy^a. . .
tilunlfii
linking verb K'll-ll'f'H'lJIfllBfumi'll wlvill7S;l00W00 important 138.
The plant has been working full time from the day the contract
(A)
signed
(B)
is signed
(C)
was signed
(D)
will be signed
138.1 fl01J'U0 (C) was signed
contract
.
^•TU'ul-1^0-3HllJ
3/
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In the past, the accounting department
able to locate missing
invoices within a few hours.
(A)
was
(B)
should be
(C)
could not have
(D)
should have been
139.1 lJ7S;ini400 department tllfJlllSfBIBlODVID'inillwU 00-aillf4t0f1VJB'U090 ll0SflllB000m?lsfl0n'l the past ^11000^300000^10 139.2 0011110 (A) was
140.
The new school building
by the flood.
(A)
damaged
(B)
was damaging
(C)
was damaged
(D)
has damaged
140.1 friUlllSlBlUBO The new school building
0H00100 building llluillSfBTmonUDlf llilTOB 0101111^11011000111 4 00 damage itiJ0iim0in0 iriiMin00nuii00Dsm0in0t0il3J1,0 ijii00'i00ii°iliii0'0ui0 0-iiriili •u
001l000001l^011llJll Passive Voice 1111000'U0 (C) was damaged hey till!
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101.
uds; c 0^00
My teacher took his television to the mechanic to have it (A)
referred
(B)
renewed
(C)
repaired
(D)
reformed
101.1
have something done (have/has/had
S-3D0-3+ verbj)
4
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101.2 001ll5'0 (C) repaired O3niJM3Jl000ijnml0^1l1I'nfriniJlTl^n^
(A) (C)
become flying
102.1
an adult.
(B) (D)
becoming eating
preposition 00 of
00-3iil'UfiTm}j 'Hl00iiil'unl0in00^iiltinl0ni^3j ing
./
102.2 001J'U0 (B) becoming 103.
The customers
always willing to switch to a better product. m7is;iilu0°i
(A)
is
(B)
are
(C)
be
(B)
being
iii7O0m00^
103.1 lJlS5TU^04lJ5sl00|
A always
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0^
I
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104. Many universities hire good consultants to give
(U
on academic projects. III V
(A)
advice
(B)
advertise
(C)
advise
(D)
adventure
I
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their flights.
Business travelers usually do paperwork
lias/had
miUlJfi
(A)
during
(B)
while
(C)
when
(D)
as
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systems of accounting in use today are the
The two
cash system and the accmal system.
(A)
more popular
(B)
popularity
(C)
most popular
(D)
popularized
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107.
Negotiable instmments such as personal checks may
transferred
to another person by endorsement. (A)
be ordinary
(B)
be ordinarily
(C)
ordinary be
(D)
ordinarily be
107.1 ni1'Qm71510'U00W0°1'U00f0000400Q100i;i0t)0 l0E10n011'0ll01l071S10 projects.
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107.2
Modal Auxiliary Verb
might, could, would a;
will, shall, can, may,
1 mu9 iTimintJfniJj'iioiiJtsldfi
^
,
Passive Voice nlui^gd'Ha-l may
he +verhj
107.3 PlQU'Ua (D) ordinarily be milS ordinarily lllumfllOIOtffUtU QI-lllHlJI Verb to he
108.
Intelligent students
to the instructions.
(A)
always listen carefully
(B)
carefully always listen
(C)
carefully listen always
(D)
listen always carefully
108.1 ^1iI7S;B11490 students llltllJ^SiliTU'Vl'H'VlD'UUdSlllflfl'U tTifinja-inlen
•«
108.2 fn3tl0^n10^^^^0^0-l^!0^3n10^^^l0n0'3J always
frequency adverb H'M'UinloiimitTUe ^-l'Utjf-3^011'^0 (A) always listen carefully 109.
Loudly applauding the speech,
njftmi
quickly left the stage.
(A)
the speaker waved to the audience and
(B)
the audience watched as the speaker
(C)
the audience saw the speaker
(D)
the speaker waving to the audience
109.1 ffTUnod'H'm^nq'HfJ-lUPIJJ Loudly applauding the speech, mlo-fHUio , ffiu^i'H00iilv!iJ7s;l00 ^•i'U'Uf)si'Hvi'in^°iuiiii-i^0d'H0-^fi'oif^'Hn0lij00 quickly left
2
Iftllislb^'
109.2 ?ni00nniI0-f0fl?10-300U0 (B) the audience watched as the speaker TflO the audience i l l f t l l f 2
watched ftQU
speaker '
BS0o'lft5lJ
OfjlftlJlSiloo Adverb Clause 3 i*
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I
01lf03Jft0 as odmiLffUl ^•^lTflfl1enni0'f the speaker n^0^3IIIft110-33 2 mft0ftfru ftftO
Past Contin
00 left
110.
My supervisor has not written a book
to the masses
to generate interest from a publisher.
anftftftip'
(A)
enough appealing
(B)
appealing enough
(C)
appeal enough
(D)
enough appeal
imilllfOiO Part 5(won 1-2) 110.1
1, may,
271
Adjective Clause
0PI7iId0-1 Adjective Clause DS^^0^0flffnif03J (Marker) U0snitn Verb to be
Verb^^g (OlllluillsldO Active Voice) Verbj Passive Voice) 'HlOill'U Adjective (OIU Verb to be lllufl^onuil)
110.2 ^01IU0 (B) appealing enough dfllllnin which isappealing enough to 111.
The director was in
health that the family began to
consider whether he could continue to live in his home.
(A)
such bad
(B)
so bad
(C)
sucb worse
(D)
so badly
4
"3)
V
health
Sf
D
3>
badly llluoinltnilflBtU BPI'UO C wmn:
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\
worse
3/
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e stage.
A nil b
such nii so
111.2 ^011110 (A) such bad 112.
such + adjective + non-count noun
The new manager wished he
such drastic action when
the stock market seemed volatile.
(A)
had not taken
(B)
did not taken
(C)
not take
(D)
no had taken
a*
112.1 "h0n0ii^0B'iio 111312^1)12^100110011 wished iilnnltnuii rnHnltn wish I
3;
InillS^lonnflnitn 2 0011101110001 2 OmloimdnlBOO^llJodlllllJ Present Tense U0
l)S10dllilll000O10 Imsio'oiillll Tense lll000Omo Tense 1)01 wish I1J0 He wishes that this subject were interesting. Clause 3J
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d
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He wishes that his teacher had taught yesterday. le masses
41
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112.2 ^•3'Ut4lJ5s;leifi'n00nm0?t0U'U0'U nlai wished
tnwnM-jlliilltj Past Simple
—
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,
Past Simple
Past IlJ0^0ann Past Simple mm Past
Perfect (subject + had + verbj)
112.3 PI0U^''0 (A) had not taken IWfisilltj Past Perfect Tense fiJlJgttrB (Bing) 113.
Although it seems unlikely,
sometimes influences
business decisions.
(A) (C)
V1'UHJJ100';
politicians political
(B) (D)
113.1
politics politicize
(0nf4ftuna0iif03j Although
lllu01lf0iJiJ?-l00 Adverb Clause er'3V!^0nuilltJlJ?-l00H0"nm0 Main Clause)
nJuiJ7S;51tJm51smi4nl01 influences 0001WM0'-3 HQflinnpiOlulJ^SBIflUd'T b'^jfSn lf^5nsnl0n influences im s
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101^0,^0 b
in-3fifl0i!)tT-3^00i politics mil s politics, mathematics, physics
mfi0ij00ljJiiltj mnsimtjnjj 041^10^30 s llfil'lill'UmnTtBfl
D n-Jfld'U
113.3 ^01J=U0(B) politics
114.
The total production of bushels ofcom in the United States is
Bllt™ V
all othercereal crops combined.
007lJ
(A)
more as
(B)
more than that of
(C)
more of
(D)
more that
3/
114.1 feS'uoaoiitiiimnimijiti uoinuffoTO'iimm' MifuTOflWfniuHUKi
•u
9n«'o4 (more than) no^o (B) more than that t nnilflt infn more +adjective HI8 115.
Having been found guilty of theft, chosen field as an accountant.
V
to find work in his -
^ pb^in' If ^-^ubject t
iSUullfl'HSl Part5(Uflfi 1-2) -
(A)
was difficult for Adam Smith
(B)
Adam Smith found it difficult
(C)
found Adam Smith difficult
(D)
it was found by Adam Smith difficult
115.1
273
to + verb,
it'U'HuidfmwQifiltnen^ilfifJMQQnliJvifQiiniiil^sinw
inmT'uliiliJQmifisvi
115.2 wi'UQ A •n-ifiofi mnsilis;ldfi?i4^f!^itjn1en was IfitiliiSilisnfi iwiltnnii^uQ c f\ found iilwnltn mdemei-ittQ^'UQl'Hmon
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O^50f1
I
rf
lIlSBTU n'i£nnJ0-lllls;51V!^lSfi0 found ll0S:Snl010n^Q00 to find ITTU it llJufTaUJ ti714=U0 D 'U'Ultd-l difficult 116.
i!,0sHlJ5S;ld07lJ Passive Voice m& a bridge builder, Gustav Eiffel designed the Eiffel
Tower for the Paris Exposition of 1889. (A)
While
(B)
When
(C)
It was when
(D)
It was while
116.1
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Adverb Clause 'U'U'HJn«091fi'il^'0 C ims
D T1-in0VI llAinsQl^ when UdS; while
(when/while + subject + verb)
116.2 m79mns;'H=U0001J Adverb Clause ^007l]llf! SfildifilElMf! When they drivecars, teenagers need to remember their lack ofexperiences. When driving cars, teenagers need to remember their lack of experiences.
VI0-1 When 00llisni4 imSillllSfi ing
lllllfi While she was reviewing the materials, she was also trying to watch television. While reviewing the materials, she was also trying to watch television.
7lll,TO While he wasa teacher, he taught English language.
•' v—••vtv ;
While a teacher, he taught English language.
116.3 0011^0 (A) While milSPg While + noun 0^5llinn While + was/were + IVI
•Wft. While he was a bridge builder '®S,ubject -t was/were
When +noun
3^
Q 3^
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117.
Ms. Rawadee was getting ready to leave the hotel when she a phone call.
(A)
receives
(B)
had received
(C)
isreceiving
(D)
received
117.1 01imm^fi10lllllll4(
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118.
The first transistor was basically a small chip made of germanium
one surface of which two pointed wire contacts
onto
side by side
(A)
are made
(B)
made
(C)
were made
(D)
making
118.1 ltl4101UH14'ni0l3j0g two pointed Wire wire contacts llll4^^^lll1l4^3' contacts
contracts llll4lJ7S;B1l4llMTli)l4ims;l3J1lf0l4 ^
make 1414 lJ7S;sil4 contracts 111l0^1ijl0U1414014 0^1414f^00^00ll45iJ Passive Voice lfl0 7m71s;ill00-114n0'11J1T000U0 Bims; Dwl0m7is;0dll45lj Active Voice 118.2 001PU0 (C) were made tlll4 Passive Voice 7ll Past Tense ^00^m0n7lJ
Past Tense llim0n=U0 A|lJ Present Tense mns;nl01^000114iii4l00 was Illl47lj000
Heyerdahl
iTittb-a
119.
To master the art of fiction writing
discipline and practice,
as well as studying theworks ofother great authors. (A)
require
requires
(C)
requiring
that requires
Heyerdahl
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s, es
119.2 ^aiPUa (B) requires
120. Groups oftissues, each with its own function,
IQfl'Wil'U aisnim
(A)
it makes up the organs
(B)
St mIq
(C)
they make up the organs (D)
inthe human body. make up theorgans
makes up the organs
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for the
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leave
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produce
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protect
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102.
rough
(B) (B)
rounhlv roughly
estimated
(D)
more or less
The friendships
I made incollege are some of the most valuable ones
I have ever made.
103.
(A)
which
(B)
where
(C)
whom
(D)
when
The artist
paintings are on the walls of the office building has won
several awards for her work.
104.
(A)
who
(B)
whose
(C)
which
(D)
whom
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(D) (D)
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Srimueng.
(A)
who
(B)
whom
(C)
which
(D)
where the management
Because of new developments, it was necessary to _
(A)
reserve
(B)
require
(C)
reassure
(D)
reorganize of different sections. of
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several
(B)
few
(C)
number
(D)
groups
The opinions expressed in this article do not necessarily _
the views of
the publishers. (A)
refract
(B)
reflect
(C)
distract
(D)
detract
The sales manager wants
all of the remaining units by April 30.
(A)
selling
(B)
to selling
(C)
to sold
(D)
to sell
The twelve constellations located along or near the ecliptic
the signs of
the zodiac.
(A)
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(B)
as referred to
(C)
they are referredto
(D)
to which are referred
Early philosophers believed that the mind was divided into three faculties asfeeling, intellect, andwisdom. (A)
to know
(B)
known
(C)
knowing
(D)
knew them
Mr. Dale was
that his company would get the contract.
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confidant
(B)
consonant
(C)
confident
(D)
competent
Dr. Franz studied finance
while at the business school.
(A)
and marketing
(B)
alsomarketing
(C)
inaddition to marketing
(D)
and marketing were studied by him
Creativity is a requirement for anyone who wants to
(A)
sign
(B)
enroll
(C)
pursue
(D) (D)
nurcha purchase
When the information became
j itwas published in the newspaper.
(A)
publicly
(B)
provided
(C)
destroyed
(D)
available
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_a career in the arts.
_ in charge of product advertising, and
sales promotion.
(A)
put
(B)
have
(C)
take
(D)
place
The company president asked for the letter from the trust company, saying he would deal with the matter
(A)
probably
(C) personally Iprovided a
.
(B)
politely
(D) politically for Mr. Dale when he applied for the job.
(A)
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(B)
difference
(C)
reference
(D)
conference
The manager wanted to
the plant's operations.
(A)
look over
(B)
seeing over
(C)
looking over
(D)
watching around
Itis necessary that children
when adults speak to them.
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(B)
may listen
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canlisten
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may have to listen
The secretary sometimes wishes that she
in a big corporation.
(A)
working not
(B)
does notwork
(C)
was not working
(D)
were notworking
The first automobile
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inEngland cost less than two hundred pounds.
(A)
was made
(B)
manufacture
(C)
was manufactured
(D)
manufactured
Some businesses operate in such a way as to suggest that economic growth the movement of the stars.
(A)
depend
(B)
depend upon
(C)
which depends on
(D)
directly correlative
transitory visual impressions of the real
Impressionist artists tried world.
(A)
to capture
(B)
capture
(C)
to capture it
(D)
captures
News services make
for newspapers to give theirreaders news from
around the world.
(A)
it is possible
(B)
it possible
(C)
possible
(D)
possible that
nearly thirty years for the planet Saturn to complete one orbit. (A)
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(B)
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(C)
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(D)
It take
of the seven continents were placed in the Pacific Ocean, there would still be room left for another continent the size of Asia. (A)
Each
(B)
If each
(C)
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(D)
Since each
Because I trasted my friend, I let him
the loan whenever he could.
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repay
(B)
to repay
(C)
repayment
(D)
repaid
tight schedule, Mr. Hart will not be able to visit the plant this week.
(A) (C) 130.
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(A)
place
(B) (B)
building building
(C)
institute
(D) (D)
institution institution
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one another. one another.
(A)
differ from
(B) (B)
different to different to
(C)
different that
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different different fmm from
A modem word processor enables a person to prepare correspondence much than before.
133.
(A)
fast
(B)
faster
(C)
fastest
(D)
more faster
Before a decision could be made, itwas necessary to
the circumstances
in great detail.
134.
(A)
initiate
(B)
instigate
(C)
interrogate
(D)
investigate
The developing situation in the Cribbean was not
in the local
newspapers.
135.
(A)
revised
(B)
petition
(C)
reported
(D)
assembled
Leading educators insist that good writing involve much more than just the ability to punctuate sentences and
136.
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conjugate
(B)
conjugates
(C)
conjugating
(D)
conjugation
It was essential that the corporation receive shipment.
an account before it could
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(B)
opened
(C)
had opened
(D)
were opening
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They will stay late tonight, because the project (A)
is
(B)
was
(C)
must be
(D)
must have been
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definite
(B)
deficient
(C)
definitive
(D)
deficiencies
the total cost of the operation.
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estimate
(B)
proximate
(C)
instigate
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actualize
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by government if the public is to learn the
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the accident was not the motorist's fault.
(A)
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how
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that
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what
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return
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is retuming
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important
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importantly'
(D)
importance
y ,you are worried about your health, perhaps the Dale Wellness
Cliniccan help.
105.
106.
107.
108.
(A)
If -
(B)
For
(C)
Why
(D)
Due to
The company was known for the quality of
products.
(A)
its
fi (B)
it's
(C)
their
(D)
their's
The flight
two hours due to fog.
(A)
will delay
(B)
delaying
(C)
has delayed
(D)
was delayed
(D)
with
Itis necessary to ship orders _ (A)
at
(C)
due
Wagon trains were organized
defense with an almost military discipline.
(A)
where
(B)
but
(C)
for
(D)
so that
often considered both a science and an art.
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110.
(A)
Navigation is
(B)
It is navigation
(C)
Navigation, which is
(D)
Navigation that is
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all other insects, has a head, thorax, and abdomen.
The bee, (A)
like
(B)
is like
(C)
while like
(D)
is liking
under a microscope, a fresh snowflake has a delicate six-pointed shape.
112.
(A)
Seen
(B)
Sees
(C)
Seeing
(D)
To see
The art of the Impressionists was characterized by rebellion and by the vision was more often personal than traditional.
independence of artists
IVellness
113.
114.
115.
(A)
whose
(B)
that
(C)
they have
(D)
of which
Typically,
in meadows or damp woods and bloom in the spring.
(A)
wild violets grow
(B)
wild violets growth
(C)
growing wild violets
(D)
the growth of wild violets
The information on this bus schedule is subject to change without (A)
observation
(B)
stress
(C)
presentation
(D)
notice
Our marketing department has
_ there will be an upsurge of interest in
our company's product over the next few months.
116.
lipline. 117.
118.
(A)
premeditated
(B)
prepared
(C)
preceded
(D)
predicted
The settlement ended a month-long
(A)
dispute
(B)
reaction
(C)
fighting
(D)
agreement transportation between the cities.
The roads were often very slippery,
(A)
making
(B)
linking
(C)
forcing
(D)
disrupting
The student was tired from having
late preparing for his examination.
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119.
(A)
awake
(B)
woke i
(C)
withdrew
(D)
stayed i
The unreasonable demands ofhis superiors (A)
120.
him from hisjob.
hold
((B)
break
drove
(D)
stopped
To avoid
visitors are asked not to enter the restricted area, identified
by heavy red lines on the floor.
121.
122.
123.
124.
125.
126.
127.
(A)
injuiy
(B)
hurting
(C)
unhealthy
(D)
unhealthful
The flight was delayed
_ bad weather.
(A)
due
(B)
about
(C) tW
because of
(D)
a response to
Fructose is a monosaccharide sugar that is much sweeter
(A)
than cane sugar does
(B) (B)
does does cane cane suj sugar
(C)
cane sugar
(D) (D)
than cane cane sugar si,v than
The Office Manager
his plan for the coming year.
(A)
outline
(B)
outlined
(C)
outlining
(D)
has been outlined
To report an accident,
_ everyone has to do is called 911.
(A)
all
(B)
every
(C)
all which
(D)
every time
In addition to working. Dale
time to take courses at the university.
(A)
find
(B)
found
(C)
finding
(D)
to find
Ifinterest rates continue to rise, Thaksin Inc. mc.
postpone its reorganization.
(A)
have to
(B)
will have to
(C)
would have to
(D)
should have had to
Violence in the workplace
to be dealt with as soon as it happens.
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(A)
needs
(B)
needed
(C)
is needed
(D)
is necessary
By the middle of the twentieth century, painters and sculptors in the United States had began to exert
129.
291
over art.
(A)
influence worldwide
(B)
a great worldwide
(C)
influence a great worldwide
(D)
a worldwide influence great
Very little is known
the family life of most cat species.
(A)
because
(B)
that
(C)
about
(D)
and
as much as one-fourth of all timber harvested is not used.
131.
(A)
The estimate
(B)
The estimate that
(C)
They are estimated
(D)
It is estimated that had worked
Before joining the international marketing department, he for the company for five years.
132.
133.
134.
135.
(A)
also
(B)
already
(C)
even
(D)
still has its own government.
The United States consists of fifty states,
(A)
each of which
(B)
each they
(C)
each of whom
(D)
each of
Cardboard,
made from the pulp of trees.
(A)
which is popular forboxes, is
(B)
is popularfor boxes, is
(C)
popular for boxes and
(D)
which popular boxes are toward each other.
The competitors madeno attempt to hide their (A)
likelihood
(B)
insistence
(C)
disturbance
(D)
hostility
A preliminary investigation indicates that the accident occurred pilot fatigue. (A)
because
(B)
because of
(C)
due
(D)
since
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136.
The Health Department ordered extra vaccine to control any possible the disease.
137.
138.
139.
140.
(A)
outing
(B)
outbreak
(C)
overwhelm
(D)
breakdown
Tonight's performance has been
.
(A)
reported
(B) (B)
canceled canceled
(C)
proposed
(D) (D)
responded responded
thenecessary approvals, submit documents at this window.
After
(A)
obtain
(B)
obtains
(C) vC)
obtained
(D)
obtaining
Bothcompanies offer discounts on orders of over five (A)
thousand
(B)
thousands
(C)
thousand of
(D)
thousands of
Employees are expected to do
to help the company succeed.
(A)
as possible as
(B)
so much as possible
(C)
the best as possible
(D)
as much as possible
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The affected areais
(A) rough
to encompass nearly 500 square kilometers.
(B) roughly
101.1
(C) estimated
Verb to be
(D) more or less
verb^^^, verbj molwODS;
11114 adjective
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The friendships
I made in college are some of the most valuable ones
I have ever made.
(A) which
102.1
(B) where
(C) whom
(D) when
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The artist
paintings are on the walls of the office building has won
several awards for her work.
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103.3 {101ID0 (B) whose paintings are . ..
104.
Cash awards were given to employees who
suggestions to improve
subject + verl 106.
Beca
quality and raise production. (A)
offer
(B)
had offered
(C)
are offering
(D)
had been offered
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The sale agent with (A) who
you will be training is named Mr. Jumlong Srimueng.
(B) whom
(C) which
107.
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(D) where
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106.
the management team.
Because of new developments, it was necessary to
(A) reserve
(B) require
(C) reassure
(D) reorganize
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107.
The investigation required the cooperation of a
(A) several
(B) few t
of different sections.
(C) number
(D) groups 3/
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number of uiJaili
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108.
The opinions expressed in this article do not necessarily
the views of
the publishers.
(A) refract
(B) reflect
(C) distract
(D)
detract
constellatio
108.1 ^°iimii>3^TnaliJiilumamwa
Adjective ( p
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108.2 ^Qman"ma'r3manaQ'uii?iiilt4n1ai'5Ja^3^ i
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saiJJ 1184111
111.
(A) refract (BlWlinm)
(B) reflect (afSBaynaij)
(C) distract (n°ilmnn)
(D) detract detract (dfiai, viiaia) (D) (dfia'l, viiaia)
Es
108.4 Piau^a (B) fi'ii3JafimfJBanuaf^silTlt4ijviaQi}jdliJBniiltj^''a
109.
110 uuat
The sales manager wants (A) selling
(B) to selling
all of the remaining units by April 30. (C) to sold
Phrase llll
(D) to sell
P
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to WTHVll ^PIinal'H?)fi®U8 C
3) Adjec
to
sold Ijiaiufnaia^nqu mns; sold lilunlaiiia^d 2 to IfrlmilBa^'fjin^ ^ an^a^iilu to sell (sell tilftnlaiuwa^a i IfriifiasilBida) piau'wa (d) 110.
The twelve constellations located along or near the ecliptic of the zodiac.
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a/
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the signs ^iiaanir
(A)
are referred toas
(B)
asreferred to
(C)
they are referred to
(D)
to which are referred
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along or near the ecliptic +
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Early philosophers believed that the mind was divided into three faculties as feeling, intellect, and wisdom.
(A) to know
(B) known
(C) knowing
(D) knew them
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philosophers believed that the mind was divided into three faculties which were/are
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known as feeling, intellect, and wisdom.
finance l!,0S
112.
Mr. Dale was
(A) confidant
001O(TlJ^0
that his company would get the contract.
(B) consonant (C) confident
(D) competent
were studiei
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(C) confident (IIIiId)
(D) competent (1^04110)
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115.
Dr. Franz studied finance
while at the business school.
(A)
and marketing
(B) (B)
(C)
in addition to marketing
(D)
and marketing were studied byhim
W
also also marketing marketing
113.1 B1fllD11O0f114ll5S;B1'U00 Dr. Franz ll0S;n5O100 studied O40l'llTl4lD1ld^O4
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(Dr. Franz
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Creativity is a requirement foranyone who wants to
(A) sign
(B) enroll
(C) pursue
a career in the arts.
(D) purchase
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(nnnnoimi) career (0if11,4114) arts (nniJs;) fi-iiinimdniiitni flmiiiuiiidnifi (A) sign (lHU)
(B) enroll (0411^111014)
(C) pursue (nnniU, flluilJ)
(D) purchase (110)
14.3 fi0iJ^0 (c) fniijnnnfi40ii0lili4l4nfii4^00in'vii4ii4nii4n0iJs;n04S 115.
, it was published in the newspaper.
When the information became
(A)publicly
(B) provided
(C) destroyed
(D) available
115.1 nl0in00Vil4inilll1144^0n01un0 became llllinldl linking verb 1414 qi
Bjji0fniu'3ih04nl0iniSDsin04iiJ140100401111 115.200U0 A 'n4iii5is;ii]i4nl0nt0aoi
115.3 0011110 (D) twis available 111140°100401111 (041110010 able) ltlJ011 4^0 'U0U0S11I044 €0110141401
300 -
116.
Redesigned TOEIC flUUarwuiCM •
The new vice-president was
in charge of product advertising, and
sales promotion.
111100100':
(A) put
(B) have
(C) take
(D) place
116.1
101000111'
Verbj^g (ilisnii'Mi
120.
It i
121.
Tf
10>3) llfis; Verbj (iJjsBittnnnisiii)
116.2 Pi0ijni0 (A) put 0oluiiJ^0'3^ 3(put-put-put) mai^i'H0000t4u^iilt4nl0n '
i=5
Q/ 0/
110-1111 iriiTit
117.
The company president asked for the letter from the trust company, saying he would deal with the matter
(A) probably
.
(B) politely
(C) personally (D) politically
3^
t
I
117.1 'U00f0ii'U0ul3Jii000ii^0fi
the 91
subject
+ noun (matter llJliniinu) 0110000
117.2 m00iu^im0niii^^iniiin'i0iimiii^in0liJifl'u adverb mns^-iii0n
diuaillld^ld ly f-Ifll adverb ^In0lljfii)s;'nim41^1l0100in1ai^0d^1imi4100 would t
deal HWiaRnin'l 11)1 (he) 118.
I provided a (A) inference
if
o
^ o'
a/ ^
122.
T
forMr. Dale when he applied for the job. (B)difference
(C) reference
118.1 Piiuniii^inaliJiilufiiuiij cj|
(C) personally lllldll ^10^110-3
a'cj
^
(D)conference
a 01011)01
a;
iiluoiitijjiTiiTii 0iiTv!wil0uliPi0iuiJ00n3jii3ji0D0ilDYi0'n0ii'^ 10000191011 118.2 01111 key words S provided (^OMllll) applied (^iToi) job (1111) 0iiij0Di00in«l fi0 NWDSi^owi . . . 1ii09ii00m0iDi0iT0iiiii 0iii0ii00niii00ifl automobi
if
0HW0U1001U
(0H000
(A) inference ("UOOllI)
(B) difference ('^01100011)
(C) reference(01110001101)
(D) conference (OIllllSVll)
Adjectivi P
10100)
118.3 001J"V0 (C)
119.
The manager wanted to
the plant's operations.
d
d
I '
0)10100
(A) lookover
( B) seeing over
(C) looking over (D) watching aroxmd two hum
liuutlnirtfl Part 5 (If3-4) -
301
119.1 'U0t(01)«U0Blll'U^91T0U4namn"^°lll'H'U4^'Hlollln40ana4 to infinitive •
S'
iI'U'Hjn00nfi'3iiil'uni0Tit04fi i
I
ims;!nfi^9ra0n'iT^t(^i
a
lli11411^111110101110^^ 1lliliw s, es, ing P101J (A) 120.
when adults speak to them.
It is necessary that children
(A)listen
(B) may listen
(C) can listen
(D) may have to listen
120.1 PI01J1)0 (A) Ifillttfll necessary that +subject -I- verb, 121.
The secretary sometimes wishes thatshe
in a big corporation.
(A)
working not
(B) (B)
does not work
(C)
was not working
(D)
were not working
121.1 nioi wish Bllllllinl£nimU04lJl£lo03JnDS;00l°ni41ll wish + that +
subject + were fiOnloiBodllnJlsloOBfi-l wish DS;illll000im^tllllll'HllDll milSilllll mittfifiSfillllllllDll
121.2 ^1011110 D mns;illll®u'0l0O1filTO1401fil01^011imi'1.'V wish 122.
The first automobile
in England cost less than two hundred pounds.
(A)
was made
(B)
manufacture
(C)
was manufactured
(D)
manufactured
122.1 tiimJlsnilfiO the first automobile
automobile (001141
n1oiU01 automobile 'H11001f01ini00Pn Ifill)
122.2 nl01D01llls;ii111 automobile 00 cost flillunlhlWlB 2 (IjilwiimiilB 'H10lll0dllfiM01001imlD'US0IlJ)
l001llll7S;l00l00nfiDS:0dlll1ll
The
first
automobile (marker + verb to be + verbj in England cost less than two hundred pound
(01l0'U0dl'U0"11inJ01ljl5;l00UfiTnfil0'lJl5;l00
Adjective
Clause
(01005'lJl'lJll
Adjective Phrase 01 marker UfiS verb to be nDSf0n00'ni) DSn400ll4m"Urai11s; verbj 3/
miiifi)
122.3 00111)0 (D) manufactured (mlfillfinwB?!) Illlinl01li01fi 3 m010'li001 •u
The first automobile (which was) manufactured in England cost less than
two hundred pound (l00110mill5nW0nH00llllJlSim00inqBI10ni00n-31..) 123.
Some businesses operate in such a way as to suggest that economic growth the movement of the stars.
302 - flSJfll Redesigned TOEIC fllTlJtrjJUIJM •
(A)
depend
(B)
depend upon
(C)
which depends on
(D)
directly correlative
economic growth
growth lllh!lJ?s;BTUl0nVli3t4
a n^a-a^fi'o-a^QdmnsiiluilfsTdfi Adjective Clause iI'unintjaniiQniJfs^Bih! growth which viilii ll'JS^Tul^4ll?s;laa'Hfl^JJI,!,^'H'3'l3JJJ'H^^3 l'H?l0l'lNfJ'3tT0'3^0^^0-3ia0na0«U0 A iiasiuo B
00 near! 3f
123.2
'U0tT0iJ'U0fi00fifigl00nn'u
mnsJmii'HWifiiuvi'u^^MidliJSoTii
suggest that 0d^l0lIy'H3J300'3n3J'iT=U0fr0ll013jl01^0ffn-3?l0llJS advise, suggest demand, urge insist, ask
that + subject + verb
propose, request recommend
123.3 Pieu^Q (B) depend upon (llPldlJnS depend
on "Hia upon
l0f3J0)
124.
mj JJIDt
Impressionist artists tried
transitory visual impressions ofthe real world.
(A) to capture (B) capture
(C) to capture it
(D) captures
VI
tried
to min01-9mU0lt45lJ (verb +to +verb,)
124.2 W1I0 Bims^ c 'n^n0ril05m0ri Cj
^
c •n-araiis; it
i<=l
o
<4
131510111
124.1 Piiiivi'U'3H"Hi0liJ0d^TU'Ha-^fi30iu'000 tried ^^iT'U0i1®B'ni0niii^fi^on>3
^
U0riN51S
1I5S1I00 Clause 5
capture
*
'lT'Ulll'Unf53J°Bini)ni?Jjyi3J00ll0q00 transitory visual impressions of the real world (double object) P101J'W0 (A) 10141151-3 to +verb, 125.
News services make
for newspapers to give their readers news from
around the world.
013114141
(A)
it is possible
(B)
it possible
(C)
possible
(D)
possiblethat
—llUutlfl'Mgl Part5(Kaw 3-4) -
125.1
make
303
make Dsl'Cl'U
loi-lflfl-l make someone to do something (make + flllU + to + verb,)
tntjlllfl to -t- verb, (to give) odtlfn 125.2
make
make it possible for
someone to do something 126.
(B)
nearly thirty years for the planet Saturn to complete one orbit. (A)It takes
(B) To take it
(C) Taking it
(D) It take
126.1 d'TU^vntiliJiil'UiTiilisjBTUims^filtn m^is^Bmuednd^^'iuiTu^^indlil at ^ aa nearly thirty years ... l}JS'n'llJlSiBlUim2;nien 126.2 m4f) B c Binil'uwi^a Dm im'ua D ilisiBiutmsimainaiu iiailis^BiiinBnlailii^iJ'miBn'y ilisBiuaa it iilibaniAiinj ua
niai take iiluriMViB'u (Ban^a^iiu s) PiayKa (A) 127.
ofthe seven continents were placed in the Pacific Ocean, there would still be room left for another continent the size of Asia.
(A) Each
(B) If each
(C) Were each (D) Since each
127.1 tilftiJ^slaatlaBlnjBmiai ftfiiiiluilisilaailaftln) liiliimnsjuilalft ii?ii'vinslB'viaft?fa4ilislaa"Bai4n'u msftBSBiiilislaaaTHia'inti'ytTa-iilislaaiJTBa'u (TU inniaiami Bitiluaa-iftaitfaiJ
127.2 llislaaftft'iaa there would still be room left . . . nJuillslaanafl
liJSaiiTOJjlpi'n ftTHBima ^4i4ftti7i4ft'HialiJnOT^Sfiiifa3jiaftnaQa mnsiilu ilislaafa^nlaiJisilaaiiyiin (ilislaaia^ iilaiJislaauvmi ftlaiJtJilaa Adjective
Clause
Adjective Phrase "Hinaa-nllS^laaiPiaimi) 127.3 Piau^a (B) iiluiltslaailaftl^
128.
Because I tmsted my fidend, I lethim
(A) repay
(B) torepay
the loanwhenever he could.
(C) repayment
(D) repaid
128.1 'uatfaij^aftiilvi^a?faii-3iaafm^^'ua mfisainlai^ad'H'un^ii.i'H'u-iviaa n
"
aiinltiaa letimslai-ftfli^nia-i let let + object + verb.
304 -
Redesigned TOEIC flUUafJJlJttU — <11
128.2
3i^£i^
let
his tight schedule, Mr. Hart will not be able to visit the plant this week.
(A) Since (B) According (C) Because of 129.1 P11UT1V!4Rin£)1llQ1<10dlHJn0 (m0niU13J) I'WOU I'Mfls; according
(D) Accordingly B^"^0014101
to ll)l4 according to inniTl400l3'0 D
010fU0HV]
accordingly tlJl40inl01imymlTO0'uil7-'l00ivil'U'U tTlU his tight schedule
20 i'H00l'Hl00ni'M0>a0f0-aU000 Asince
since 'U1'H'l4120'H2001R13J'U'Uinuni0'01 im his tight schedule lu'H
Yl-a more U
133.
B(
d
Ml
V
129.2 PI0UU0 (C) because of + noun/phrase llllail ^
10001)0^1^1
130.
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I
Everyone agrees that the Nationallnsurance is a solid
(A) place
(B) building
(C) institute
I
OD200S; r
(D) institution
130.1 0iimi4
VI-a1414
a+
adjective + noun)
130.2 ^2l00niHff020Q'Ull0ilj'U0Tunjji(j.314'y ^4'U"UWll014fa00'aUll00Vl'vflu
134.
T
lflyi0ii0j;02i00nl0D-ai)2i'ni^00r0ul00n00-3 (in^is^oon^yi'M) 130.3 S10ll^0 (D) il,lj021 tl0im4
131.
The monitoring systems are quite
one another. one another.
11111O10T
(A)
differ from
(B)
different to
(C)
different that
(D)
different from
131.1 inn02i00n^mw00'S tnin5000
mns; differ iilii
0f0ii4nii
135.
02011)0-3^ 1lli0nini0K21.3lTH040l01 Verb to be I0 ^ (1/ 3/ 131.2 D10lI"U001l0 B n-a3/ IIU different
Verb to be l0O0iaj
ll3J0fiaj11f021'al2'H0^
different 0O1J from laJllJ to 0^414U0100lj400^0
(D) different from (110001-31)10)
132.
A modem word processor enables a person to prepare correspondence much than before.
00Vi0-a t
I
— imullfl'Ha Part5(ueiw 3-4) (A) fast
(B) faster
(C) fastest
132.1
305
(D) more faster
than OtilllO imsmvmiJimU'Hij-lBVnolllllJ
IllmillflfJlimeilimin'il^PIQdfno (er... than bIo more . . . than) q|
^
132.2 mm A
^iniTuTOle c
(superlative)
D
faster LllufllOfumi'nVJtJI^mBEJI tmsi
mQBIlllwnilllBoomaiJmin'iinlmSlJ erBBIOOnlBlllll hot-hotter-hottest IISpITO d H m more ims; er«B0B5lJfnillJlEJlJm£)lJmi BOf1^04P101J^0 (B) 133.
Before a decision could be made, it was necessary to
the circumstances
in great detail.
(A) initiate
(B) instigate
(C) interrogate (D) investigate
133.1 101^0514 it is +adjective (necessary) to +verb, ll0001-3l'5fl0n3jl0I4fT51-3 nTi-ieiosl'sliJImin'unl'U'uaB
1 Biami
1141411 34
133.2 (liimj00nijmnejn0iiiiT«000ii0nBfus:BmiJ0iJs;0fii) Pi0ijni0 (D)... ^Hlll40040'5'3D001J00TW . . .
134.
The developing situation in the Cribbean was not
(A) revised
(B) petition
(C)reported
in the local newspapers.
(D) assembled
134.1 0nil'Hli4BinollJn40rail4B04 Verb to be t
3*
3/
f
til14Bid11104B 3 010ni4B4iri4 dfll'fll'UO B14141111100111111010100114111 Passive Voice
134.2 (ll1lllj00111ll11l10n014t0fU0t?11l!'ll^'0tT01JB011l0VI'Vl) P101Jni0 (C) 00114nilfUnilW3J14lll4t'f04 Cribbean llj0ni104114ll4B1411!144§0™i11104014l00 135.
Leading educators insist that goodwriting involve much more than just the ability to punctuate sentences and
(A) conjugate
verbs.
(B) conjugates (C) conjugating
(D) conjugation
35.1 01tll1144BB10llJllll401lll11441l040°inl01li04B 1llJiSlJ s, es, ing 01011411 I
«
9/
f
I
fl00014ll 0°1001J410n 00 and B00B14101llB144BB10llJi414lm0lit4'iniinl01B114 00B04 to 00 punctuate 141411111001114111104 and nfl to 00141010ll1h014ni4ll0llillnng
306 -mjflt Redesigned TOEIC flmj0f3JU^€M -
liJmfisiki'jynu maiil'uiwS'Hm and
i (IjJmjj) mfievi
punctuate
35.2 PlQUnio (A) conjugate mi1Slllt4m£ElM0ni^ail^0dl'UfiJnlE)W0
It was essential that the corporation
an account before it could receive
shipment.
(A) open
(B) opened
(C) had opened
(D) were opening
'U0'^lllul/00•0l|-3^gjgf)eu'0^^.3 l^0>3Wi5fiiji«ir tninf0iiTU0fr0ii1^ttiji0 00
1) ni09tmA|TO0liJSQn^l'?MtTl Jhat Clause (that +subject +verb,.,^J 0°nJ1flTillMn5O1B0dtl0'
imperative, important
mandatory, necessary
that+ subject + verb ,
J
^^ 136.2 irumjiomiuiinssiviodMaq that floaoglitjiJTOafi i liiiflitotliioo itiiijit 1)jnij5£ijititis;iiJiti0fivjt)ttM50vjtiwtii4nenii 36.3 001Jn(0 (A)
137. They wdl stay late tonight, because the project (A)
is
(B)
was
(C) must be
completed by tomorrow. (D) must have been
^ 137.1 ^1imtJ^^in0llj0d0it4B0'-1lJ5Si51IJ00 project ^
01UH0'^01SmiJ<30M10liJti|v! Verbj ^^iTfJnldl^OMIVIVBJi Verbj BS0'0
137.2 VI0^inl01lll^l}0-3^ 3fl0VlflB0nn0100010^0 tomorrow itltMUIdBnUQl ni0 AU0s;u0 BWiila ^^0 a
tTTuij'o b
000 0011^0 c Mui00njjii
138.
While it was the only route open, it had many
01ll5£1i'
—imuDn'HPl Part5 (A)
definite
(B)
deficient
(C)
definitive
(D)
deficiencies
138.1
3-4) -
307
many + noun.
30dm04^0m0'3'lTll00^0 (D) 139.
the total cost of the operation.
Before goingahead, we need to (A)
estimate
(B)
proximate
(C)
instigate
(D)
actualize
139.1 911011114^1130111111140101^04^11^4 ll0Sillit0U0S;lll00 mi12^11400
01141104 to infinitive O0mi0i4n?niiii0000im00l0m04^0t00i00^'0 B mii4i4 miis;
proximate lllu010m0VI'n 011401!.00n^llia00114tl0llll4nl01ll04011W4 ll0Sjllil01J0S;ll m£)^Qtjna4Vi>3'ut4 ^^i]iiij0fr0uni0V!^>3O0iilyni0^T0uejin
139.2 fim key words fl going ahead (l011in4100llJ) need (004011) total cost ^
*
0*
(I10ll00nu) operation (01f0imi401l) D101414mi01400400raJJQ1 01111 key words ll4111J0Slll0hm4B01l0'34000ll4'U0l0 l000im000401U0lS011U01l1004W (A) estimate (llssuiat, 010011) (C) instigate (004, 012^014)
(D) actualize (01l'U1!01l)
139.3 001J1I0 (A) l00'U0001J'U0S3011U0U10l00?'3W'31 O0140imi401I00llJ In0tii004ilis;42i4ii0inuu04oii0imi40ii00i4
140.
Newspapers should not be
(A)printed
by government if thepublic is to learnthe truth.
(B) controlled (C) subsidized (D) recycled
140.1 01imii40010llll2llll4 Verbj^g O004llll4 Verbj mi12;01140141ll)ll Verb to be U0S0-1l000ll40010'314O0llll40l01li040 3 14'l4U004Q1lJ52;l00S00ll41lJ Passive Voice
140.2 0110 key words S Newspapers (in4400'MUll) government (f|lJia) the p
I
P
public (01511311114) learn (lloilf) truth (011iJ3l4) 01140-3l000li'400lS0'3111111l10042 A) printed (OOWUVf)
B) controlled (000111011)
C) subsidized (000001414) D) recycled (0014111111102) 140.3 00U50 (B) 011100'3111'il lJ11011!14400'0111ll201100031l01ll00f51Jia 0l2'3S111111l004l'0Hll5l4
308 - miflt Redesigned TOEIC fl1jil0fl4lJ^CU •
t
101.
The policeman agreed (A) if
(B) how
the accident was not the motorist's fault. (C) that
(D) what
ini 1 pioBoie (c) (r<\ inJain 101.1
J => M 0i0fU0yi
fiuilllio
004001) „
102.
Last Monday she
to Bangkok.
(A)
returned
(B)
returns
(C)
retum
(D)
is returning
0/0/3/
041)111)0
102.1 Last Monday ua^
nl0na''04lw0-3^ 2ivintfu S
The (A) (C)
106)
of the discovery was not recognized during his lifetime. importune (B) important importantly (D) importance
103.1 fl1ll'H'U4^00n^'01T01j1'U'U0Sill'U0TU13Jm?nsin.3lQ'H3.3 the 00001-304
mllHIJI preposition of 010 ^''^llljf^llllJodlliljIiJljJI^ijgnfliniilliaiWllJmilflJ 04n^^1T^Jm10^404f^^JJ^T0f100^0^^
01)0000-
riflt^04lJ
01ll1ljltj€0fi^04lllu011413Ji0nv3fl14mi'lfL!l00
a-3in0innn50ivie00ii4'H0-300 was iwis:l^niiili;s;Bii4i0nyi!)i4
103.2 001)0 A'n'in0ijl07m0V!mifi£iili40inl0if4iiiJa-3T 511m 1110 il0nf0-3 ^0/3/
t:
^
«iniTu00D0 B^-3m?is;iilw0i0fu0ytif (0411100-10 ant) g0ii'i0lTO0«u0 c ^"4miis;tili4
to fog (IF
was 1111)0 107)
It
108)
\
0inl0iQmBm (0411100-10 ly) 0011-110 (d) tviiis0i^04'Mi00-i0 ance tiluniuiu you are worried about your health, perhaps the Dale Wellness Clinic can help.
(A) If
(B) For
(C) Why
(D) Due to
104.1 U00f01J1l01riJ0f04lJls;l000g you are worried about your health, ll0Si perhaps the Dale Wellness Clinic can help 0'4lfri01^1110llJ!4004tll"U01lOTlJ il5sl000f04iji;jl00iDi0'i0fru 00i§03JiJfs^T00f04mniJilisil00ii0n
104.2 0°0^'0 BU0s; Dri4m51Slf40f040llm01J1tl0ri1Vfri1lJls;l00llJl0''
11141011)'
imutlfl'Hfl Part5 CKPlfi 3-4) t
y
I
I
104.3 Pi0uni0 (A) Ifuila-iioi iiluiJisilootlo'u 105)
l
The company was known for the quality of (A) its
105.1
(B)it's
products.
(C) their
(D)their's
^°1ll'HU4^'H1o'llln40El'H'Ulf11inU00
products
fii0Qimfvi iifiiS00^^Qif0n'O4^rinviiiQniili4fi q
309
^41414
y
^04nmj1iJfili)'ii0'ii0ii"HfiiSHim'U0TUi3Jfinl(pi company
041414^0 c uds; D l4H^mns;0dli4iiJ'M'Hn!)i4 ?iTu^0 B nw^mnsi it's ti]i4fi°3d0ni04
iJisloB itis, it was, it has l3Jlmm04fniJJiili4mni04imiJismil(fi 105.3 P10b4|0 (a) its ^4lllffl40niJtlll4l^TD04l1iy014mJ my, his, her, your llll4 106)
two hours due to fog.
The flight (A)
will delay
(B)
delaying
(C)
has delayed
(D)
was delayed
106.1 tTQ14^Vn0llJllll41tll4nl01^04ll?5i51ll flight 114llJl4ll5i;51fll0fll^i)14 m
^3m0n'n4l^m04'U0i^0i00'U0 B(ilisBiit +verbi^^
onnBSfiiil
I40051JI3JI0) tTiit^mooon^o^pnuloi-atrl'i-i 106.2 lltlnVlo'SflTil two hours
imSiflTil due y
to fog (m?is;Mh0n)
y
^•b414I4^04p101j'I)0 d miis;
was llllinloTJlJo^P)
107)
It is necessary to ship orders
(A)
at
(B)
time.
on
(C)
due
(D)
107.1 ^1011110 (B) on time P174n01
108)
Wagon trains were organized (A)
where (B)
with time
defense with analmost military discipline.
but
(C)
for
(D)
so that
108.1 ^°1ll'H144BOn01Un40d'H'U101141U00 defense 0414'Ui0im0nBHn4lT' <11
^
'H'U3nil41ul0D2;^04tlll4 preposition f •3n00'U0 (C) for (preposition +noim)
310 -
Redesigned TOEIC flmjJTJJlJiai
^
—often considered both ascience and an art.
(A) (C)
Navigation is Navigation, which is
(B) (D)
It is navigation Navigation that is
is
considered iSn
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120.1
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his plan for the coming year.
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If interest rates eontinue to rise, Thaksin Inc.
postpone its reorganization.
A)
have to
B)
will have to
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would have to to
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should have had to
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over art.
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for the company for five years.
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also
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already
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even
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(C)
popular for boxes and
(D)
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insistence
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Questions 141-143 refer to the following e-mail. To: All Employees
From: Camile Raynes Date: December 14
Re: Performance bonus
Dear Employees,
As you know, the past year was agreat success for us. To reward you for your excellent performance, the Board ofDirectors has approved abonus for all employees. This bonus
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Questions 144-146 refer to the following e-mail. From: [email protected]
To: [email protected] Sent: September 28, 2011 Dear Mr. newton.
MayI introduce James Stannard, our new representative for hospital equipment? James came to us from Institutional Dishwashers Limited
he took over their line
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South-East Asia University Nongkhaem Bangkok 10160 Dear Mr. Kirk,
TOs is to announce the fonhcoming visit of; Hany Welch, our new representative for your area. He repiaees Hideyuki Suzuki, who
us to start his own
business.
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In selecting areplacement for Suzuki we were very much aware ofthe importance of the Midlands area and the need to have afirst class man there.
Hany Welch is such a man and will, I think, impress you with his
knowledge of heavy equipment. Certainly, he is aman of his word, whom you can trust and will surely like.
142)
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(B) extent
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He will be calling on you soon, r, make your acquaintante and to see what he can do to be ofservice. I'm sure you will reserve for bim the same welcome you always extended to his predecessor.
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of the le best
Yours sincerely, Bing Fabres Bing Fabres
Questions 144-146 refer to the following Memorandum.
Memorandum To;
Kevin Kirk, Sally Rosa, Sonia Gordon, Dylan, Dale and Linda Hey
Subject: Cultural Central Contract From: Date:
Christopher Mallow / Robert Bushill 23 October
Attached is a copy of a letter to Louise Collins from the major and city council congratulating our firm for winning the contract to design the new cultural center.
While the letter is addressed to Louise, it is clearly directed to
one of
you who contributed to this achievement.
144)
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(B) each and some
(C) each and
(D) each and every
We would like to add our personal thanks and appreciation for all that you have done to make our job easy and enjoyable while
the success of this effort. You
have a right to be proud. We look forward to the next two years of working together to complete the center's design and construction.
145)
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(D) appreciation
This event marks a significant milestone for this company, while celebrates its first 5
years in business this summer. It culminates a year-long effort to create a winning design, an achievement that could not have been
without the exceptional
support provided by you and the other members of our architectural team. As part of
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(A) realizing
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I look forward to seeing you on Monday 10:00 a.m. when Mayor Blake will present ourfirm with the contract. Thanks again! Sincerely yours, John Samuel Dr. John Samuel Director
Questions 147-149 refer to thefollowing Memorandum. Author:
Human Resources
Date:
11/07/ 11:30p.m.
To:
All Employees
Subject: ANNOUNCEMENT—Benefits Website Now Available
Norton Graham, Inc. is pleased to
Benefits Benefits OnLine OnLine, a new intranet site
dedicated to keeping you informed about your employee benefits. 147)
(A) introduce
(B) (B) instruct instruct
(C) enclose
(D) invite
Benefits OnLine is sure to keep you informed with
to common
questions and news updates about your Norton Graham benefits.
148)
(A) questions
(B) answers
(C) purposes
(D) services
Come visit us at http://web.nortgrham .com If you needhelp, 149)
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(A) tell
(B) say
(C) enclose
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Questions 150-152 refer to the following Memorandum. 440 Republic Avenue Nogales, Mexico
Clothes by Mail Catalog 10 Lake Street
Springfield, Wisconsin 39888
To whom it May Concern:
they did not fit.
I am returning a pair of pants, item number 7042, 150)
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1 would like my credit card, which credited with the amount of the sale.
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(D) used
have enclosed the sales slip and credit receipt.
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Thank you for your attention.
Sincerely, Michael Gomes Michael Gomes
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Questions 144-146 refer to the following letter. Dear Dr. Shelley,
I think it would be an excellent idea if we could get together while you are in town for the symposium and
ideas privately. Will you join me for dinner at White's
on Monday, the 20"'? 144)
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a pleasant meal and then retire to a quiet comer of the smoking room and
diseuss our respective projects, and, indeed, comparenotes on the symposium's progress. 145)
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(B) can have
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If the idea appeals to you, will you meet me at the club at around 14.30 P.M.? I'll leave word that I'm expecting you.
I very much look forward to meeting you distance association.
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(D) personally
Sincerely Yours,
Dr. Donald Tmmp Director of Human Resources
after such a pleasant long
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Questions 147-149 refer to the following memorandum. TO:
Staff
Receiving Department FROM: Bill Gate
Please note that the 13/23 shipment (invoice # 1234) from ASIA Paper was not in order. Some of the invoiced goods were not received, some of the were not requested, and other goods were not even invoiced.
147)
(A) supplying goods
(B) supplier goods
(C) supplied goods
(D) supplying good
Furthermore, certain of the items we requested in our purchase order were not
shipped. Please see to it that the goods not ordered
, and amended
invoice is received, and that the missing requested goods are shipped immediately. 148)
(A) are returned
(B) is returned
(C) are returning
(D) bereturning
This is not the first time we have had a problem with ASIA Paper. In the future, no further orders with ASIA Paper. We will go to their competitors and be assured that these mix-ups do not occur again. 149)
(A) placing
(B) place
(C) request
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Questions 150-152 refer to the following announcement. Entremont College
Alumni Association Spring Reception Wednesday, May 24 5:30-7:30 P.M.
Share an enjoyable moment with other Entremont College
on
Wednesday, May 24, at your Alumni Association's annual Spring Reception. The event takes place in Cardiffs new and popular Harbour League Club, from 5:30-
7:30 P.M., and offers you an opportunity to gather with friends in a relaxed. elegant social setting.
150)
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(B) place
(C) request
(D) graduates
This special annual event will
by the presentation of the Arthur
Aldridge Distinguished Alumni Award to Joseph P. Napto, for his years of service to the community and his many contributions to the College.
151)
(A) be highlighted
(B) be highlighting
(C) highlight
(D) have highlighted
The Spring Reception is only $15 per person and includes an abundance of delicious hors d'oeuvres and a beverage of your choice. Make your reservations
no later than May 21 by returning the enclosed card with your remittance to the Alumni Association. If you
any questions, phone the secretary of
the Alumni Association at 555-3000.
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Questions 141-143 refer tothe following letter. Dear Fred,
Ihave been reading in Bangkok Post that South East Asia University is offering to tailor courses to the individual needs of small and large companies. The courses they various sectors ofmarketing, including export. 141)
(A) includes
(B) include
(C) including
(D) included
There is to be a one-day seminar on the subject at the university on May 15 and it occurred to me that you and I might go along and get them to tailor an export course would suit both our companies and perhaps another small local company or two.
142)
(A) where
(B) who
(C) which
(D) why
What do you say? I am enclosing my copy of Bangkok Post with the article in
question
Perhaps when you have studied it you would give me a
ring and we could arrange to go along, ifyou are interested. 143)
(A) marked up
(B) making up
(C) marking up
(D) made up
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Questions 144-146 refer to the following notice.
Johnson Directory of Corporate Communications Once again, the Johnson Directory of Corporate Communications is being made to the public. This award-winning annual publication is comprehensive directory of the nation's top corporate communications professionals.
144)
(A) important
(B) available
(C) significant
(D) difficult
A necessary handbook for all information services directors, the presentation lists
contacts in public relations, investor relations, and media relations for 4,000 companies and trade associations. 145)
(A) over
(B) above
(C) more
(D) the most
The book is published by Johnson Publications, Inc.,
also publishes
the Johnson CC Update, a weekly newsletter covering the public relations industry. available only from the company. 146)
(A) for
(B) which
(C) who
(D) whom
Questions 147-149 refer to the following notice.
Visit the Special Collections at the Crowell Museum the Crowell Museum's collections is the world-famous glass flower exhibit,
featuring over one hundred delicate hand-brown replicas of actual flora species. 147)
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(B) Among
(C) In spite of
(D) Because of
The glass flower display
by a benefactor who was the force behind the
museum in its early years, the nephew of the enigmatic Elberth Crowell, founder of the Museum.
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(B) was donating
(C) was delivered
(D) was donated
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curious fact that although Elberth Crowell
^the museum when only
forty-three, he never visited it or inquired as to the collections it housed. The collection is housed in the West Gallery and may be visited weekdays from 09:0016:00 p.m.
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Questions 150-152 refer to the following letter. Dear Mr. Fuller,
You are the most important part of our business.
customers such as
you, not a wheel would turn in our plant-we just could not exist.
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(C) Since
(B) With
.
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gratitude to you for just being agood customer.
you grow and prosper,
1would like to feel that the products of Fulton Sylphon Division have contributed a small but important part to your prosperity.
151)
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(B) As soon as
(C) As far as
(D) As
In the future, 1hope we can serve you better and more often. To this end, RCC Controls Co. continues to expand its plants, to enlarge its engineering and research facihties-all to produce more and better products to enable industiy to broaden its margm ofprofit. The accompanying brochure 152) (A) presents (B) are presenting (C) is presented (D) is presenting Again 1say Thanks" for the opportunity to serve you. Yours sincerely. Dr. Bernard J. Johnson
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Questions 141-143 refer to the following article. Dear Mr. Hamilton,
companies take stock, and our
At the end of their financial year,
company has just completed that operation. Inso doing it has occurred to me that it is only fitting and proper that we should also take stock of the goodwill ofour clients. for without it, we would have no business.
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(C) the most
(D) mostly
I would therefore like to thank you most sincerely forthe business you have given us, not only during the pastyear, but for many years.
, yourvaluable support has helped tomake 2013 a very successful year for us. We eamestly hope it has been an equally good one for your company. 142)
(A) Unfortunate Unfortunate
(B) Unquestionably
(C) Fortune
(D) Unfortunates
Please accept our very best wishes for the most successful 2013. We shall
do all we can to continue to merit your loyal support and confidence and should welcome any suggestion you may have on how we can improve our products, service, packaging or other aspects of ourbusiness. 143)
(A) certainly
(B) certain
(C) sure
(D) be
Sincerely yours, Mr. Robert Johnson
Production Manager
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Questions 144-146 refer to the following memorandum. MEMORANDUM
To:
Park Electronics Employees
From:
Accounting
Date:
October 1
Re:
Employee pay
Effective July 1, Park Electronics will issue paychecks twice amonth, on the 15*^ and
the 30*^. Employees will no longer be paid weekly. We regret any inconvenience this change may cause employees, but it is necessary _ increased Accounting Department expenses associated with payroll preparation.
144)
(A) because
(B) although
(C) due to
(D) as
According to your responses on last month's employee survey, few employees will expenence a problem receiving pay on this new schedule. In those instances where
hardship
this department will issue partial pay advances over a four-
month transitionalperiod.
145)
(A) will create
(B) will be created
(C) would be creating
(D) be created
We hope, however, that this advance notice will give all employees make necessary arrangements to accommodate the new payment schedule. All questions conceming this matter should be addressed to this department. 146)
(A) sufficient
(B) particular
(D) outstanding
time to
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Questions 147-149 refer to the following memo. MEMO
To: All employees
From : Ron Starsky, Accounting Date; December 20,2011
There has been an unprecedented increase in the amount of taxi fare the expense accoimts of our business travelers. 147)
(A) sufficient
(B) indicated
(C) indicating
(D) outstanding
To help keep costs under control, please remember the following guidelines when using taxicabs in an unfamiliar city. Be sure that the meter is
after, not before, you sit down in the cab.
"Request that you take the most direct route to your destination. 148)
(A) turned on
(B) tumed off
(C) turned away
(D) tumed
Establish an approximate fare to your destination before the driver moves the cab. Always ask the taxicab driver for a
showing the driver's name, I.D.
number, name of the cab company, destination, and the amount paid for the fare. This will enable us to verify the trip should the fare be disputed.
149)
(A)change
(B) voucher
(C) exchange
(D) receipt
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The Thammasart Law Scholarships are awarded to
students on
the basis ofmerit by Asian University School ofLaw, located in the city ofJakarta. 150)
(A) enter
(B) entering
(C) entered
(D) be entered
The scholarship covers two-thirds of tuition. Each Thammasart scholar pm"sues a program of involvement outside the classroom
an awareness of the
public service potential of a career in law.
151)
(A)develop
(B) developing
(C) to develop
i (D) developed
The deadline for applications is June 4.
information is
available from the Thammasart Scholarship Committee, Thammasart University School of Law.
152)
(A) Further
(B) Fatherly
(C)Most
(D) Themost
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Questions 141-143 refer to the following letter.
This is to announce the forthcoming visit of: Harry Welch, our new representative for your area.
He replaces Hideyuki Suzuki, who
us to start his own business.
In selecting a replacement for Suzuki we were very much aware of the importance of the Midlands area and the need to have a first class man there.
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Harry Welch is such a man and will, 1 think, impress you with his
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He will be calling on you soon, ,o make your acquaintance and to see what he can do to be ofservice. I'm sure you will reserve for him the same welcome you always extended to his predecessor.
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Attached is a copy of a letter to Louise Collins from the major and city council congratulating our firm for winning the contract to design the new cultural center.
While the letter is addressed to Louise, it is clearly directed to
one of
you who contributed to this achievement.
144)
(A) each and any
(C) each and
(B) each and some
(D) each and every
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We would like to add our personal thanks and appreciation for all that you have done to make our job easy and enjoyable while
the success ofthis effort.
You have a right to be proud. We look forward to the next two years of working
146.3 '
achiev'
together tocomplete the center's design and construction.
145)
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(C) entering
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- When they drive ears, teenagers need to remember their lack of experience.
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This event marks a significant milestone for this company, while celebrates its first 5 years in business this summer. It culminates a year-long effort to create a wirming
design, an achievement^'^' *^" that could not have been
without the exceptional
support provided by you and the other members of our architectural team. As part of the team, your participation was key to our success.
146)
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(B) really
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(D) to realize
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Questions 147-149 refer to the following memorandum.
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Norton Graham, Inc. is pleased to
Benefits OnLine, a new intranet site
dedicated to keeping you informed about your employee benefits. 147)
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(C) enclose
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Newspaper sales fell in most countries last year, especially in the developed world, an annual survey released by the International Federation of Newspaper Publishers.
141)
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(B) because of (B) because of
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of90% and India showed an increase of
31.04%.
142)
(A) dramatically rise
(B) dramatic
(C) dramatic rose
(D) dramatic rise
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fiivnumnnDU ^0 rise The survey showed that Japan continued to lead the world in daily sales with 81.8 by theUnited States with 6 million and France with 3 million.
million,
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(B) shown
(C) followed
(D) surveyed
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followed by UlJai'l 01UU101O 0l3j1ni USSpJl-llfld Questions 144-146 refer to the following letter. Dear Dr. Shelley,
1think it would be an excellent idea if we could get together while you are in town for the symposium and
ideas privately. Will you join me for dinner at
White's on Monday, the 20""? 144)
(A) exchanging
(B) exchange
(C) exchanged
(D) to exchange
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a pleasant meal and then retire to a quiet comer of the smoking room
and discuss our respective projects, and, indeed, compare notes on the symposium's progress.
145)
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(B) can have
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(D) would like
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If the idea appeals to you, will you meet me at the club at around 14.30 P.M.? I'll leave word that I'mexpecting you. I very much look forward to iiiccimg meeting vou you
oft suchu a pleasant i after long
distance association.
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146.3 ^011^^0 (D) personally Sincerely Yours,
Dr. Donald Trump Director of Human Resources
Questions 147-149 refer to the following memorandum. TO:
Staff
Receiving Department FROM: Bill Gate
•
Please note that the 13/23 shipment (invoice #1234) from ASIA Paper was not in order. Some of the invoiced goods were not received, some of the were not requested, and other goods were not even invoiced.
147)
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, and amended
invoice is received, and that the missing requested goods are shipped immediately. 148)
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(B) is retumed
(C) are returning
(D) be returning
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This is not the first time we have had a problem with ASIA Paper. In the future,
no further orders with ASIA Paper. We will go to their competitors and be assured that these mix-ups do not occur again.
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Questions 150-152 refer to thefollowing announcement.
Share an enjoyable moment with other Entremont College
on Wednesday
May 24, at your Alumni Assoeiation's annual Spring Reception. The event takes
place in Cardiffs new and popular Harbour League Club, from 5:30-7:30 P.M., and offers you an opportunity to gather with friends in arelaxed, elegant social setting. 150)
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(C) request
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This special annual event will
by the presentation of the Arthur Aldridge
Distinguished Alumni Award to Joseph P. Napto, for his years of service to the community and his many contributions to the College.
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May 21 by returning the enclosed card with your remittance to the Alumni Association. If you
any questions, phone the secretary of the Alumni
Association at 555-3000.
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Ihave been reading in Bangkok Post that South East Asia University is offering to tailor courses to the individual needs ofsmall and large companies. The courses they various sectors ofmarketing, including export. 141)
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Questions 144-146 refer to the following notice. Johnson Directory of Corporate Communications
Once again, the Johnson Directory of Corporate Communications is heing made
to the public. This award-winning annual publication is comprehensive directory of the nation's top corporate communications professionals. 144)
(A) important
(B) available
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(D) difficult
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Questions 147-149 refer to the following notice. Visit the Special Collections at the CrowellMuseum
the Crowell Museum's collections is the world-famous glass flower exhibit, featuring over one hundred delicate hand-brown replicas of actual flora species.
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museum in its early years, the nephew ofthe enigmatic Elberth Crowell, founder of the Museum.
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the museum when only forty-
three, he never visited it or inquired as to the collections it housed. The collection is
housed in the West Gallery and may be visited weekdays from 09:00-16:00 p.m. 149)
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You are the most important part of our business.
customers such as
you, not a wheel would tum in our plant-we just could not exist.
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you grow and prosper,
I would like to feel that the products ofFulton Sylphon Division have contributed a small but important part to your prosperity. 151)
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Controls Co. continues to expand its plants, to enlarge its engineering and research facilities-all to produce more and better products to enable industry to broaden its ttiurgin of profit. The accompanying brochure
152)
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Questions 141-143 refer to the following article. Dear Mr. Hamilton,
companies take stock, and our
At the end of their financial year,
company has just completed that operation. In so doing it has occurred to me that it is only fitting and proper that we should also take stock of the goodwill of our clients. for without it, we would have no business.
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and should welcome any suggestion you may have on how we can improve our products, service, packaging or other aspects of our business.
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Questions 144-146 refer to the following memorandum.
Effective July 1, Park Electronics will issue paychecks twice a month, on the is"' and
the 30"'. Employees will no longer be paid weekly. We regret any inconvenience this change may cause employees, but itis necessary increased Accounting Department expenses associated with payroll preparation. 144)
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hardship
, this department will issue partial pay advances over a four-
month transitional period.
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(B) willbe created (D) be created
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time to
make necessary arrangements to accommodate the new payment schedule. All questions concerning this matter should be addressed to this department.
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To: All employees From : Ron Starsky, Accounting Date; December 20,2011
There has been an unprecedented increase in the amount of taxi fare the expense accounts of our business travelers. 147)
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(B) indicated
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Request that you take the most direct route to your destination. 148)
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(B) turned off
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number, name ofthe cab company, destination, and the amount paid for the fare. This will enable us to verify the trip should the fare be disputed.
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The Carter-Milder Law Scholarships
The Thammasart Law Scholarships are awarded to
students on
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Direction: In this part you will read aselection of texts, such as magazine and newspaper
Passage)
articles, letters, and advertisements. Each text is followed by several questions. Select the best answer for each question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer Questions 153-154 refer to the following notice. Attention Art Enthusiasts
Becksvoort Gallery is holding a PUBLIC SALE
in the Grand Ballroom at the Hotel Luxe 299 Norman Street, Melbourne
Come and see our range of exquisite pieces. Original oil *Watercolors* Crafts
Friday, July 15 8:30 A.M. -4:00 P.M.
For descriptions and pictures of select items
Visit our Web site at http://www.becksvoort.com/market.
153. What is the purpose of the notice? (A) To announce a sale of artwork
(B) To advertise the opening ofa hotel (C) To offer a discount on painting lessons (D) To publicize a photography exhibition 154. According to the notice, what can people do online? (A) Purchase selected items
(B) Order tickets to an event
(C) Register for art classes
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14 Jubilee Street
Brighton
Dear Ms. Sokol:
I have received your letter of January 7 concerning your recent visit to our restaurant in London. I am very sorry that you did not have an enjoyable experience. I agree that you should not have had to wait over thirty minutes for a table when you had made a reservation in advance. Please know that this was an isolated incident
that our customers usually remark on the promptness of our staff. In an attempt to remedy this unfortunate situation, I am sending you a complimentary voucher for use at any of our restaurants. I encourage you to try us
again and experience our award-winning cuisine. If there is any way in which I can
be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me by telephone or mail.
Sincerely, Simon Jenkins
Director Guest Relations
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(B) supply (B) appointment
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(A) She has recently traveled to Manchester.
(B) She spoke to Simon Jenkins on the telephone. (C) She wrote a letter ofcomplaint. (D) She frequently dines in London.
184. What is Simon Jenkins offering?
(A) Arefund on a previous purchase (B) Adiscount on a future purchase
(C) Replacement ofa damage product
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(B) In Brighton
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I have tmsted the Shoe People toprotect the feet of my employees forover ten years now. I recently purchased a few pairs of boots from your company for my crew.
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January 3rd, 2008 Dear Mr. Trimbald,
Thank you for your e-mail concerning the poor quality of our rubber soled black workboots. A representative will be by your office next week to pick up the damaged boots. We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you and your
crew. Along with five new pairs of workboots for your crew (we included one
extra pair), we have enclosed a free year's supply of sole protector spray. In our retail stores, this spray is always recommended to buyers who work on heated
floors. This should have been brought to your attention at the time of your initial
order (received by telephone on October 12, 2007). Please excuse our oversight. To date we have had no complaints about these workboots from customers who
have used the protector spray. However, should you use the spray and find that you are still unsatisfied with the boots, please retum the boots and spray for a full refund. Thank you for supporting The Shoe People. Have a Happy New Year.
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Sergio's Pizza will be closed from December I through December 31 so that additional customer seating can be installed, equipment can be updated, and current renovation work can be completed. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Sergio's operates additional pizza shops in the following nearby locations; Millersville, Lewisburg, and Southcenter Mall. We appreciate your patronage. See you in January! 157. Why will Sergio's be closed the month of December? (A) Business is slow in December
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Direction: In this part you will read a selection of texts, such as magazine and newspaper articles, letters, and advertisements. Each text is followed by several questions. Select the
best answer for each question and mark the letter (A), (B), (C), or (D) on your answer
Questions 153-155 refer to the following passage . Program Neighborhood Watch
The next time you get together with your neighbors or local citizens groups, talk to them about ways to prevent crime in your neighborhood. When it comes to fighting crime, you are all in it together.
The police may he able to help you start a prevention program or alert
you to programs in other neighborhoods or nearly towns. They can also give you direction on the most effective approaches to take to involve citizens in a crime watch program. All that is needed for most of those programs is your eyes, your ears, and interest in crime prevention, and a little of your time. 153. What does the above notice suggest that a person do?
(A) Call a meeting to discuss local crime (B) Mention the issue of crime at citizens' meetings (C) Ask the police department to organize citizens (D) Visit neighbors to discuss crime in the area 154. How can the police contribute to a crime watch effort?
(A) By providing useful information
(B) By giving department support to activities (C) By providing radios and weapons to the neighborhood (D) By training people in how to apprehend criminals
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CB) interest (B) Interest
(C) An automobile
(D) Courage
Questions 156-158 refer to the following notice. Notice: Cobra Phone
Before installing your Cobra cordless telephone answering system, remove plastic retainers from inside receiver unit, placed there to prevent damage to receiver in shipping. Before using your Cobra Phone, read these operating instructions and
familiarize yourselfwith the Cobra's many convenient features and simplicity ofus. This will enable you to take full advantage of your new unit. Retain this manual for detailed information. Save the shipping carton, plastic retainers, and foam inserts for use when you move ortransport the phone unit.
156. Which ofthe following statements applies to the Cobra Phone? (A) It has no cord.
(B) Itcannot be intercepted.
(C) Itdoes not require a wall jack. (D) Itaccesses multiple telephone lines.
157. Why does the manufacturer suggest purchasers keep the original packaging? (A) For transporting the phone (C) For verification of model number
(B) For storage when not in line (D) For uses not related to the unit
158. What should be done before the Cobra Phone is installed? (A) The receiver should be attached.
(B) The entire operating manual should beread.
(C) Senal numbers, which are covered on installation, should be noted for insurance purposes.
(D) Plastic retainers should beremoved.
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Questions 159-161 refer to the following report. Andyne Space and Aeronautics Company Burbank, CA
Subject: Financial Report Last FY
As indicated by the audited financial statements that follow, last year was a successful one for Andyne. Growth in revenue from programs and services and control of expenditures produced a strong financial performance that enabled the corporation to achieve its operational and financial goals. Total revenue was 22
percent above the previous year and exceeded total expenditures by $5.4 million. The gain will provide additional funds for research and development. A key technological advance for the past year was the successful commercial
application of our patented high-speed image-processing system for pilotless aircraft. During the current and future years we expect to concentrate on airframe design, radar, and vertical-takeoffjets. 159. According to this report, what is the state of Andyne?
(A) It is growing.
(B) It is poorly managed. (C) It is just starting up. (D) It is undergoing fundamental change. 160. What programs will Andyne promote in the near future?
(A) Airfirame design
(B) Image processing
(C) Helicopter development
(D) Commercial applications
161. What is said to be in part responsible for Andyne's situation? (A) Government interference
(B) Controlled spending
(C) Lack of investment
(D) Joint ventures
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Questions 162-164 refer to the following letter.
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June 14, 20— Mr. Victor Reneau
Chairman, Trade Relations
European Community Dear Mr. Reneua:
In this, my first report to your office, I am afraid Ican offer little good news
about European Community-Tappon trade, at least from an EC perspective. The Republic of Tappon still maintains its protectionist domestic economy, while at the
same time seeking large trade surpluses with nearly all its trading partners, including the EC.
To name just a few examples; the EC makes better computer peripherals, but for purchases Tappon still favors buying from its own subsidized firms. While
protecting inefficient furniture operations, Tappon buys massive quantities of rough logs and avoids purchasing finished EC wood products. The EC is a leader in
producing high-tech electronics, but Tappon places a high tariff on any that enter the country, closing us out of the market.
If Tapponese trade policy does not alter, I recommend retaliation against their protectionist position. Sincerely, Walt Elgin
Trade Analyst / European Community
162. How does Mr. Elgin describe Tappon's trade policy? (A) Free
(B) Controlled
(C) Under review
(D) Protectionist
163. Which of the following product fields is evaluated?
(A) Publishing
(B) Wood products
(C) Agriculture
(D) Processed foods
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164. What does Mr. Elgin say should be considered? (A) Lower interest rates
(B) Debt forgiveness
(C) New credits
(D) Sanctions
Questions 165-168 refer to the following letter. Why Big Disk Floppies are the Best
The more important your data is to you, the more you will value Big Disk. When it comes to high performance and data protection. Big Disk has the combination of qualities that no other floppy can imitate.
Consider this: Big Disk floppies are engineered to perform an average of 50 million revolutions. That's fifteen times the industry standard. Then consider that Big
Disk disks were the first floppies to be factory formatted. Big Disk floppies also give
you plenty to consider when it comes to data protection. We know that nearly 50 percent of all computer users have lost time and money from accidental data loss due to static charges. That's why Big Disk offers advantages such as anti-static liners, to
disperse static charges before they have a chance to build up. And the patented Telap coatingenables you to wipe spills and finger prints off the recording surface. All Big Disk disks are guaranteed for life and tested to be 100 percent error free when they leave the plant. We're ahead of everybody, so what are you waiting for? Buy Big Disk next time! 165. What does Big Disk promise customers?
(A) Low prices (B) Quick delivery (C) High performance (D) More space on the disk than other disks
166. What is the industry standard for number of revolutions for a disk? (A) 3 or 4 million
(B) 15 million
(C) 50 million
(D) 65 million
167. According to the article, whatis a common cause for loss of data on a disk?
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(D) Spills and fingerprints on recording surface
168. Which ofthe following claims is NOT made by Big Disk? (A) They are 100% error free.
(B) They carry alifetime warranty.
(C) They surpass industry engineering standards. (D) They can withstand extremes ofheat and cold.
Questions 169-171 refer to the following notice. Subject: Employee housing
To the degree possible, permanent housing will be available for employees upon amval. In the event it is necessary to assign an arriving employee temporary quarters,
the employee will be informed on arrival and advised of apermanent housing assignment, including estimated date on which quarters will be ready for occupancy.
Once quarters are occupied, there will be no changes. Before taking possession, an employee may submit to the Chairman of the Housing Office awritten request for a change massigned quarters, stating reason for request. The Housing Office will determine whether a request will be honored.
169. Which of the following statements is made in the notice?
(A) Employees may be assigned temporary housing.
(B) All amving employees are assigned to temporaiy housing.
(C) Employees may exchange housing assignments with other employees. (D) Housing will not be provided for certain employees. 170. How are changes made in quarters assignments? (A) Bytalking to the Director
(B) By calling the Housing Office
(C) By submitting aletter ofrequest
(D) By appealing before the Housing Office Committee
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171. When may changes be made in housing assignments? (A) After employees move out of temporary quarters (B) No changes are made in housing assignments.
(C) At the end of every year, on application to the Housing Office (D) Before employees move into their assigned quarters
Questions 172-174 refer to the following notice. Subject: Tuition due dates
Unless otherwise agreed, tuition must be paid during the fust five working days of each month for students enrolled in the Think Smart, Read Fast, and Know-a-Lot
programs. By special arrangement, however. Think Smart tuition may be paid in two monthly installments, one half due by the fifth working day of the month, and the
remainder within five working days after the Is"" ofthe month. Students for all programs will be charged a late fee of $5.00 per day (up to a
maximum of $25.00) for failure to pay tuition costs by the date due. 172. When is tuition due for a person enrolled in the Read Fast program?
(A) By the 15"' ofevery month (B) On the last day of each month
(C) From the 20"' through the 25"" ofevery month (D) By the fifth working day of each month 173. How may Think Smart students pay tuition? (A) In two installments
(B) On a daily basis
(C) Every two months
(D) The first day of each week
174. How much additional will a person have to pay who is three days late paying tuition? (A) $5.00
(B) $15.00
(C) $20.00
(D) $25.00
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Questions 175-177 refer to the following advertisement. MODERN TECHNOLOGY
Modern Technology, now on sale at bookstores and newsstands everywhere, is designed to bnng you the latest in technological advancements from around the world. MTs ongmal articles are crucial reading for the businessperson who needs to keep up on innovations and improvements in high technology fields:
technology that affects your business, Modern Technology. Pick up your copy
today.
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175. What does this magazine concern?
(A) Lifestyle
(B) Business
(C) Literature
(D) Technology
176. From where does the magazine draw its material?
(A) Asia (C) The world
(B) Investment journals (D) Newspapers
177. What is given as a reason to purchase the magazine? (A) To help in business
(B)To gain respect of others
(C) To safeguard personal wealth (D) To have a more comfortable home
Questions 178-180 refer to the following memorandum^ URGENT
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The price of our 13-amp cable has been reduced by 40%, from $3.40 to $2.04 per meter. Any additional sales or promotional discounts should be deducted from this new base price.
Please notify your clients of this change by the close of business today. Because of a clause in tax laws introduced this year, it will be to their advantage to increase their inventories. 178. What has the Marketing Department asked the Sales Department to do? (A) Inform customers of a price change
(B) Revise sales promotions (C) Raise the price on installations (D) Add applicable taxes to their quotes 179. What has been changed?
(A) The maximum amp load for a cable
(B) The price of 13-amp cable (C) The discount that a salesperson can offer (D) The material used to make a cable 180. When will customers find out about the change?
(A) At their next meeting with a salesperson (B) The next business day
(C) When they place their next order (D) On June 22
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Questions 181-185 refer to the following letter.^ Valleyview Labs 740 Potero 'Avenue
Sunnyvale, California 94086 May 17,2000
Carlos Reyes 3205 Craycroft Road Tucson, AZ 85729
Dear Mr. Reyes;
I read with interest your curriculum vitae and letter dated April 30. Your education
and prior experience in both research and management were impressive. However, I'm afraid I cannot offer you the position ofresearcher that you applied for. This is
an entry-level position and would not offer the challenge or, frankly, the salary someone with your qualifications should have. I'm afraid you may have been misled by the advertisement, which was not clearly worded, and for that I apologize.
However, due to expansion here at Valley view, there is a possibility that the position of deputy coordinator of the research and development team may be
created. Given your background, you would be astrong candidate for the position. I plan to be in Tucson on business from May 27 to June 1. Ifyou are still interested in a position with Valleyview labs, please contact my assistant within the next few weeks to arrangean appointment.
I look forward to meeting you. Sincerely yours,
Philip H Kappler Philip H Kappler, Executive Director Valleyview Labs, Inc./ PHK/rs
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181. What kind of position did Mr. Reyes apply for? (A) Assistant to Mr. Kappler
(B) Deputy coordinator of a team
(C) Executive director
(D) Researcher
182. When did Mr. Reyes apply for a position?
(A) On April 30
(C) On May 28
(B) On May 17
(D) On June 1
183. Mr. Reyes was NOT offered the position he applied for because
(A) He lacked the proper experience for it.
(B) He was overqualified for it. (C) It had already been filled. tion
(D) The company decided not to fill it. ver.
184. Why does the letter writer apologize? S IS
(A) Because the advertisement was unclear lary
(B) Because the salary is so low een
(C) Because he took so long to respond (D) Because the letter is so short
185. What should Mr. Reyes do if he still wants to work at Valleyview Labs? the
(A) Come to the labs for an interview
(B) Call Mr. Kappler's assistant for an appointment (C) Leave for Tucson immediately ;ted
(D) Write Mr. Kappler a letter few
Questions 186-187 refer to the following notice. Professional Typing Service-Complete secretarial service; word/ data
processing on IBM-PC; repetitive letters; resume preparation; photocopying/ printing; mailing list maintenance; spiral binding. Established in 1976. Rapid service at reasonable rates. Phone 555-9009
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(B) An office with too much secretarial work
(C)A typewriter salesperson (D)A secretary looking for work 187. Whichof the following is offered as a service?
(A) Copying in colors
(B) Pickup and delivery
(C) Preparation ofeurriculum vitae
(D) Telephone answering
Questions 188-189 refer to the following notice. Notice to Authors:
For articles to be considered for our monthly publication they must be submitted no later than thefirst day of the month prior to the months of the event. For
example, items to be included in the May issue ofworld must reach our editors by April 1.
Thank you Managing Editor
188. How often is the publication issued?
(A) Once every two weeks
(B) Once each month
(C) Once every two months
(D) Four times each year
189. If an item is submitted for publication onNovember 5, when is the earliest it could be published? (A) November
(C) fC) January
(B) December
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Questions 190-191 refer to the following statement.
The Lenox Chrrstening Doll, crafted offine bisque porcelain, is portrayed sleeping sweetly with an expression ofpure innocence. She is dressed like a little princess and wears ^ gown of pure silk. The limited-edition doll bears the Lenox trademark and is available only from Lenox dealers.
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(A) A gown
(B) A bear
(C) A girl
(D) A bisque
191. Where can the figure be purchased? (A) In dress stores
(B) In museum shops
(C) From Lenox dealers
(D) At christening shops
Questions 192-194 refer to the following statement.
The Dream Foundation Can Help You
Many dreams are bewildering and crowded with details unrecognized by the dreamer. Others are flights of fantasy, visual poems or dances, presenting the dreamer with creative images and carrying him beyond distant horizons. At the Dream Foundation, we put definition to the imdefmed. Our team of
psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, and technicians hold recognized credentials as researchers in the field of dream analysis. The foundation employs the most modem techniques to explain your psychological state and how you might, through the foundation's special techniques in dream control, improve and smooth you path of psychological development. At the Dream Foundation, dreams are not mere fantasy.
192. According to the Dream Foundation what might dream analysis help a person do?
could be
(A) Sleep more soundly
(B) Work more seriously
(C) Fantasize more freely
(D) Develop psychologically
193. How do the personnel at the foundation appear to regard themselves? (A) As doctors
(B) As teachers
(C) As students
(D) As researchers
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(A) By creating dreams
(B) By controllingdreams
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(D) By suppressing dreams
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Questions 195-198 refer to the following direction.
To travel from the Reading Hat Factory to the VF Coat and Boot Factory:
Take Douglass St. west to N. St. Turn left on N. s'^ to the first light, at Oley St. Turn right on Oley St. to the first light, at N. 6'" St. There you will see an Acme grocery on the left. Turn left on N. h"" St. to Buttonwood St. Turn right on Buttonwood St. Continue west on Buttonwood to the traffic circle, exiting circle on Reading Ave. (which soon becomes Hill Ave.) The VF Factory is on the right, 1.3 miles fi-om the circle. Parking is behind the building. 195. To where do these directions lead? (A) A traffic circle
(B) A restaurant
(C) The VF Factory
(D) The Reading Factory
196. Where is the Acme grocery store located? (A) On Buttonwood Ave.
(B) At the comer ofOley and N.6 street
(C) At the intersection ofDouglass and s"' street
(D) Next to the Reading Factory
197. Following these directions, in what direction should one travel on N. s" Street? (A) North
(B) South
(C) East
(D) West
198. What is important to know about Reading Avenue?
(A) It is aone-way street.
(B) It has parking on both sides.
(C) It IS atraffic circle.
(D) It becomes Hill Avenue.
Questions 199-200 refer to the following memorandum. To:
All staff
From:
Helene Cristini Executive Director
Date:
August 9
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Due to continuing problems with the electrical system in the new office building, the office move date has been delayed by one month. The scheduled move date is now
September 15. Please adjust your plans to accommodate this change. Because of the disruption in schedules caused by this change, product managers may take an additional two days to submit their mid-month reports.
199. What is the purpose of this memorandum?
(A) To plan a meeting (B) To armounce a delay
(C) To order electrical equipment (D) To inform employees regarding vacation schedules 200. When are September reports due?
(A) On the 1^'
(B) On the 12
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Chairman, Trade Relations
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Date
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Subject : Cable prices
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Questions 181-185 refer to the following letter." Tucson, AZ 85729
Dear Mr. Reyes:
I read with interest your curriculum vitae and letter dated April 30"°^^°
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APPENDIX
Appendix I:
Present and Past Tenses
1. Simple Present: I work
I work in asmall school but I don't like it much. My son plays games every night. Do you like English?
We don't watch movie alot. We always read novel books. 2. Present Continuous; Iam working Please turn ofthe radio. Iam working right now. What is your sister doing? She is driving a new car.
We aren't going to school tomorrow morning. 3. Present Perfect: I have worked
I have written mynew book.
Have your read it yet?
How long has your girlfriend married?
4. Present Perfect Continuous: Ihave been working Iam tired. Ihave been working hard all day. You're out of breath. Have you been playing?
How long have you been working for Living English School? 5. Simple Past: I worked
I worked hard all day yesterday. We went tothe beach but we didn't like it.
It was cold in the room. So we closed the windows.
6. Past Continuous: I was working
When I arrived, my mother was cooking.
This time last year Iwas living in Singapore.
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What were you doing at 11:00 last night? 7. Past Perfect: I had worked
I couldn't get into the housebecause I had lost my key. My mother had gone home early.
The house was dirty because my wife hadn't cleaned it for weeks. 8. Past Perfect Continuous: I had been working
I was very tired. I had been working hard all day. She had been running.
Appendix 2: Regular and Irregular Verbs (flldlU'VlfT'UIlllfl 4III) base form
simple past
past participle
being
was/were
become
gerund form
beaten
beating
became
become
becoming
began
begun
beginning bending betting
brought
bitten
biting
blown
blowing
broken
breaking
brought
bringing building bursting
choose
bought
bought
buying
caught
caught
catching
chosen
choosing coming costing
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holding
hold
held
hurt
hurt
hurt
hurting
keep
kept
kept
keeping
know
knew
known
knowing
lay
laid
laid
laying
lead
led
led
leading
leave
left
left
leaving
lend
lent
lent
lending
let
let
let
letting
lie
lay
lain
light
lit
lit
lose
lost
lost
make
made
made
mean
meant
meant
meet
met
met
pay
paid
paid
put
put
put
read
read
read
ride
rode
ridden
ring
rang
rung
rise
rose
risen
ran
run
said
said
saw
seen
seei ig
sought
sought
seek
sold
sold
sent
sent
se
set
set
setting
meaning ee
nngmg g running
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sewed
sewn/sewed
shook
shaken
sewing
shining
shrink
showed
shown
shrank
shrunk
shutting singing singing sitting
Isleeping spoke
spoken
speaking
spending splitting spread
spread
spread
spring
sprang
sprung
springing standing
stolen
stealing
sticking stinging struck
struck
striking sweanng
sweep
swept
swept
sweeping swimming
swing
swung
swinging taking
2.2 Woi
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tell
told
told
telling
think
thought
thought
thinking
throw
threw
thrown
throwing
understand
understood
understood
understanding
wake
woke
woken
waking
wear
wore
worn
wearing
win
won
won
winning
write
wrote
written
written
Appendix 3; Spelling (m?1Ts;nflf1ll'Ufnin0'3nqu) 1. fiiuisj finnlEii noun + -s/ es (plural)
tables
verb +-s/es (afterhe, she, it)
teaches speaks
verb + -ing
teaching speaking writing
reading
verb + - ed/ verb
worked
written
adjective + -er (comparative)
taller
higher
smarter
shorter
adjective + -est (superlative)
tallest
highest
smartest
shortest
adjective + -ly (adverb)
quickly
shortly
beautifully briefly
chairs
walked
computers
rings
writes
reads
broken
2.
2.1 Nouns and verbs + -s/-es
The ending is -es when the word ends in -s/-es/-sh/-ch/-x: pass
passes
bus
busses
teach
teaches
box
boxes
wash
washes
bush
bushes
2.2Words ending in—y and if a word ends ina consonant + y (-by, -ry, py) - y changes to i before -es:
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babies
family
families
try
tries
ciy
cries
apply
applies
study
studies
- y changes to i before -ed;
try
tried
cry
cried
apply
applied
study
studied
- y changes to i before-er and -est:
easy
easier/easiest
early
earlier/earliest
heavy
heavier/heaviest
happy happier/happiest
- y does not change before -ing:
studying
applying
trying
crying
-ydoes not change ifthe word ends in avowel +y (-ay/-ey/-oy/-uy) play/ plays/ played
enjoy/ enjoys/ enjoyed
monkey/ monkeys
Exception;
day/ daily
Pay/ paid
lay/laid
say/said say/said
3. Verb ending in -ie (die, lie, tie)
Ifaverb ends in -ie, ie changes to ybefore -ing: lie/ lying
die/ dying
tie/ tying
4. Word ending in-e (smoke/ hope/ wide/ write)
Ifaverb ends in —e, we leave out e before —ing:
smoke hope
smoking hoping
write refuse
writing writing refusing refusing
Exception: be/being
Verbs ending m-ee:
see/ seeing
agree/ agreeing
Ifaverb ends in —e, we add —d for the past (ofregular verbs):
smoke
smoked
hope
hoped
refuse
refused
confuse
confused
Adjectives and adverbs
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Ifan adjective ends in —e, we add —r and —st for the comparative and superlative. large
wider/widest
larger/largest
If anadjective ends in-e, we keep e before the adverb endings -ly; politely
polite
extremely
extreme
If an adjective ends in -le (terrible, horrible) we leave out e and add -y for the adverb:
terrible
terribly
horrible
horribly
possible
possibly
probable
probably
5. Doubling consonants
5.1 Sometimes a verb or an adjective ends in consonant -vowel-consonant.
stop
plan
rob
hot
thin
wet
prefer begin
We double the final consonant (-pp-, -nn-, ) of these words before -ing, -ed, -er and -est:
stop
stopping/stopped
plan
planned/planning
hot
hotter/hottest hotter/hottest
prefer preferred/ preferring
If the word has more than one syllable (prefer, begin) we double that final consonant only if the final syllable is stressed:
prefer preferred/ preferring
regret regretted/ regretting
If the final syllable is not stressed, we do not double the final consonant. visit
visiting/ visited
remember
remembered/ remembering
If the final syllable is not stressed, and the last consonant is 1, the consonant may be single or doubled:
travel
traveling/ traveled or
travelling/ travelled
cancel canceling/canceled or cancelling/ cancelled We do not double the final consonant if the word ends in two consonants: start
starting/ started
tumed/tuming
We do not double the final consonant if thereare two vowelletters before it: boil
boiling/ boiled
explained/ explaining
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Note that we do not double yor wat the end ofwords. (At the end ofwords yand w are not consonants; theyarepart of the vowel sound.)
stay
staying/ stayed
grow growing
new
newer/ newest
6. American and British Vocabulary
There are very many differences. Sometimes the same word has different
meanings (GB mad=crazy; US mad =angry). Often different words are used for the same idea (GB lorry; US truck). Here are a few examples; US
OR
ITC
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apartment
flat
cab
taxi
can
tin
candy
sweets
check
bill (in restaurant)
closet/ cabinet
cupboard
cookie
biscuit
com
maize
crazy
mad
elevator
lift
fall
autumn
first floor
ground floor
second floor
first floor
french fiies
chips
garbage/trash
rubbish
gas
petrol
highway
main road
intersection
crossroads
mad
crazy
mail
post
motor
engine
movie
film
one-way
single (ticket)
pants
trousers
pavement
road surface
potato chips
crisps
railroad
railway
tmck
lorry
round-trip
retum (ticket)
sidewalk
pavement
store
shop
subway
underground
vacation
holidays (s)
zipper
zip
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7. Spelling (miiYsifiPifiiiiuiiamimjimsO'jfiqti) us
GB
US
GB
aluminum
aluminium
analyze
analyse
catalog
catalogue
center
centre
check
Cheque (from bank)
honor
honour
color
colour
defense
defence
jewelry
jewellery
labor
labour
pajamas
pyjamas
practice
practice (verb)
program
programme
theater
theatre
tire
tyre (on a car)
traveler
traveller
Many verbs end in -ize in American English, but in -ise or -ize in British English. For example: US realize! GB realize or realize.
8. Uncountable and Countable (flTUIJJ'UljIfllldSfll'miJ'Ullljjl^) uncountable
countable
uncountable
countable
advice
a piece of advice (NOT accommodation
a place to live or stay
an advice)
(NOT
an
bread
a loaf; a roll
furniture
a piece of furniture
grass
a blade of grass; a lawn
information
a piece of information
knowledge
a fact
lightning
a flash of lightning
luggage
a piece of luggage; a money
a note; a coin; a sum
case; a trunk
news
a piece of news
progress
research
a piece of research; an rabbish
a step forward
a piece of rubbish
experiment
spaghetti
a piece of spaghetti
toothache
an aching tooth
thunder
a clap of thunder
travel
a joumey; a trip
work
a job; a piece of work
