TOEIC Study Guide 2026
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📋 TOEIC Exam Format at a Glance
📚 TOEIC Topics to Study (57)
✍️ Sample TOEIC Questions & Answers
1. The World Wide Web revolutionized the way we communicate; _________, video-conferencing, internet- phone, and all the other multimedia embedded in the Web extend our global communication.
The second part of the sentence provides specific instances (video-conferencing, internet-phone, multimedia) that illustrate how the World Wide Web revolutionized communication. "For example" is the appropriate transition word to introduce these specific illustrations or examples that support the preceding general statement.
2. The new regulations will take _______ at the beginning of next fiscal year.
'Take effect' is the correct phrasal expression meaning that rules or changes become operative. 'Take affect' is not standard; 'affect' is a verb.
3. All participants are required to register _______ before the workshop begins.
'In advance' is an adverbial phrase meaning beforehand, modifying 'register' by indicating when registration should occur.
4. The annual budget report ______ to shareholders next Friday during the general assembly.
"Will be presented" correctly uses the future passive, indicating that someone will present the report (it will receive the action). The active and other tense forms do not fit the future passive context.
5. The four programs offered by OUC International Education are for..
The term "International Education" in the context of OUC programs strongly indicates that these offerings are designed for students coming from other countries. Such students often have diverse linguistic backgrounds, and the programs aim to support their academic and language integration, making them suitable for all non-English students.
6. Identify the error: "Neither the director nor the supervisors (A) was informed (B) about the policy (C) changes before (D) they took effect."
With "neither...nor," the verb agrees with the subject closest to it. Since "supervisors" is plural, the verb should be "were informed," not "was informed."