Kinh nghiệm và mẹo toeic PART VI1

Choice B is a correct preposition, part of the phrasal verb get off Choice C is a correct verb phrase.. Choice D is a correct noun used as an adjective... Choice B is a correct gerun

141 The athlete (A) won the (B) race and broke hers (C) own record (D).

(C) The possessive pronoun

form is her Choice (A) is a

correct noun Choice (B) is a correct article Choice (D) is a correct noun

141 The athlete (A) won the (B) race and broke hers (C) own record (D).

142 How much (A) of the

diners (B) who ate the meat actually (C) became ill (D)?

(A) Countable nouns like

diners use the countable form

many Choice (B) is a correct

noun Choice (C) is a correct

adverb Choice (D) is a correct adjective

142 How much (A) of the

diners (B) who ate the meat actually (C) became ill (D)?

143 We are (A) not permitted enter (B) the factory after (C)

6 P.M without authorization (D).

(B) The infinitive to is needed after permit: permitted to

enter Choice (A) is a correct

subject + verb Choice (C) is a correct preposition Choice

(D) is a correct noun

143 We are (A) not permitted enter (B) the factory after (C)

6 P.M without authorization (D).

144 The cancelled (A) concert was rescheduled (B) to more

later (C) in the (D) week.

144 The cancelled (A) concert was rescheduled (B) to more

later (C) in the (D) week.

145 The freighter is (A) due

at its (B) destination in (C) or about the sixth (D) of June.

(C) The common expression for approximate time is on or about Choice (A) is a correct verb Choice (B) is a correct possessive pronoun Choice

(D) is a correct adjective.

145 The freighter is (A) due

at its (B) destination in (C) or about the sixth (D) of June.

146 At (A) the museum there are exhibit (B) of both (C)

modern and contemporary

(D) art.

(B) The correct form of the

word is exhibitions or exhibits

Choice (A) is a correct

preposition Choice (C) is a

correct conjunction Choice

(D) is a correct adjective

146 At (A) the museum there are exhibit (B) of both (C)

modern and contemporary

(D) art.

147 In order (A) to avoid to make (B) mistakes, take

your (C) time and work

carefully (D)

(B) Use the gerund form

making after avoid Choice (A)

is a correct preposition

Choice (C) is a correct

possessive pronoun Choice

(D) is a correct adverb.

147 In order (A) to avoid to make (B) mistakes, take

your (C) time and work

carefully (D)

148 Although (A) Mr Tan

had put (B) in much time (C) and effort as Ms Foley, he

was not promoted (D).

(C) The comparative

expression needs an additional

as: as much time and effort as

Choice (A) is a correct

conjunction Choice (B) is a

correct verb Choice (D) is a

correct past participle

148 Although (A) Mr Tan

had put (B) in much time (C) and effort as Ms Foley, he

was not promoted (D).

149 The (A) secretary made a coffee (B) for the applicants

waiting for (C) their (D)

interviews.

(B) Noncount nouns do not

use the article a: made coffee

Choice (A) is a correct article Choice (C) is a correct

participle plus preposition

Choice (D) is a correct

possessive pronoun.

149 The (A) secretary made a coffee (B) for the applicants

waiting for (C) their (D)

interviews.

150 Mr Chung finally (A)

realized that there must (B) be error (C) in his earlier (D)

calculations.

(C) A singular count noun

that starts with a vowel sound requires an: an error Choice

(A) is a correct adverb Choice (B) is a correct verb Choice

(D) is a correct adjective

150 Mr Chung finally (A)

realized that there must (B) be error (C) in his earlier (D)

calculations.

151 Your requests of the

twentieth (A) of April has

come (B) to our attention, and

we wish to acknowledge (C)

their receipt (D) immediately.

(B) A plural subject requires a plural verb: Your requests

have come to our attention

Choice (A) is a correct noun

phrase Choice (C) is a correct infinitive Choice (D) is a

correct noun

151 Your requests of the

twentieth (A) of April has

come (B) to our attention, and

we wish to acknowledge (C)

their receipt (D) immediately.

152 The man he (A) just got off (B) the elevator is looking (C) for the information (D)

desk.

(A) The subject of the

sentence is man The pronoun

he is redundant Choice (B) is

a correct preposition, part of

the phrasal verb get off

Choice (C) is a correct verb

phrase Choice (D) is a correct noun used as an adjective

152 The man he (A) just got off (B) the elevator is looking (C) for the information (D)

desk.

153 Because tax rates were

(A) lower, net earnings, which are an indicator (B) of (C) a

company’s financial strength, was (D) higher.

(D) The subject of the

sentence earnings is plural

The verb must agree in

number: were Choice (A) is a correct verb Choice (B) is a

correct noun phrase Choice (C) is a correct preposition

153 Because tax rates were

(A) lower, net earnings, which are an indicator (B) of (C) a

company’s financial strength, was (D) higher.

154 Lunch is served (A) in the dining (B) room from (C)

noon to 3 P.M, Monday by (D) Friday.

(D) The correct preposition to express duration of time is to

Choice (A) is a correct verb

phrase Choice (B) is a correct gerund used as an adjective

Choice (C) is a correct

preposition

154 Lunch is served (A) in the dining (B) room from (C)

noon to 3 P.M, Monday by (D) Friday.

155 Their partnership,

dissolving (A) by mutual

consent, was (B) always

thought to be based on (C) trust and (D) respect.

(A) Someone else caused the

partnership to dissolve, so the past participle is required:

dissolved by mutual consent

Choices (B) and (C) are

correct verbs Choice (D) is a correct conjunction

155 Their partnership,

dissolving (A) by mutual

consent, was (B) always

thought to be based on (C) trust and (D) respect.

156 The tourist was unable

(A) to sleep because (B) of the noisy (C) outside her (D) hotel room.

(C) Noise is the correct noun form Choice (A) is a correct adjective Choice (B) is a

correct conjunction Choice (D) is a correct possessive

pronoun

156 The tourist was unable

(A) to sleep because (B) of the noisy (C) outside her (D) hotel room.

157 The goods requiring (A) should be (B) described in

detail (C) in order to expedite the shipment (D)

(A) Someone else requires the goods, so the past participle

should be used: the goods

required Choice (B) is a

correct verb Choice (C) is a

correct prepositional phrase Choice (D) is a correct noun

phrase

157 The goods requiring (A) should be (B) described in

detail (C) in order to expedite the shipment (D)

158 After being (A) asked his (B) advice, Mr Harmoui

recommended to have (C) the proposal read (D) by a lawyer.

(C) Recommend is followed by the gerund, not the infinitive:

recommended having the

proposal read Choice (A) is a correct adverbial phrase

Choice (B) is a correct

pronoun Choice (D) is a

correct simple verb

158 After being (A) asked his (B) advice, Mr Harmoui

recommended to have (C) the proposal read (D) by a lawyer.

159 The secretary (A) proved herself (B) to be conscientious, painstaking, and (C) accurate; she always produced work of finer (D) quality

(D) The -er form of the

adjective is not used unless

comparing two things: work of fine quality Choice (A) is a

correct noun phrase Choice

(B) is a correct pronoun

Choice (C) is a correct

conjunction

159 The secretary (A) proved herself (B) to be conscientious, painstaking, and (C) accurate; she always produced work of finer (D) quality

160 Every (A)month new

employees are hired and firing (B), making this department

have (C) the highest turnover rate in (D) the company

(B) The past participle fired completes the parallel

construction of the verb

phrase are hired and fired

Choice (A) is a correct

adjective Choice (C) is a

correct verb Choice (D) is a correct preposition.

160 Every (A) month new

employees are hired and firing (B), making this department

have (C) the highest turnover rate in (D) the company

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