Telephone English “Why Is the Speaker Calling?” TOEIC Voicemails: Reason First, Request Last
Why is the speaker calling? In TOEIC Part 4 voicemails, the reason comes first and the request comes last.
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Telephone English 
Office Daily English “What Is the Woman’s Problem?” on the TOEIC: Listen After “But”
What is the woman's problem? On TOEIC Part 3, the answer usually comes right after “but.” Learn to hear it.
Office Daily English “How” Questions on the TOEIC: How Far, How Often, or How Long?
How far, how often, how long: on the TOEIC, one word changes the answer. Learn to hear the difference.
Office Daily English Statements on the TOEIC: How to Answer When There’s No Question
Some TOEIC Part 2 lines aren't questions. Learn to pick the reply that deals with the problem, not one that just agrees.
Office Daily English “Where” Questions on the TOEIC: Why the Best Answer Isn’t Always a Place
On the TOEIC, a “where” question isn't always answered with a place. Learn the replies that work, and the yes trap.
Meeting English “Three Out of Four” on the TOEIC: How the Test Says Numbers Another Way
On the TOEIC, “three out of four” can become “most” or “75 percent.” Learn how the test says numbers another way.
Meeting English “Would It Be Possible To…?” on the TOEIC: How to Ask for More Time
“Would it be possible to…?” is a polite request. Learn how the TOEIC asks about it, and how a yes can skip the word yes.
Office Daily English “By” or “Until” on the TOEIC: A Deadline or Something That Keeps Going?
By or until? On the TOEIC, by is a deadline and until is a stretch of time. Learn the easy way to choose.
Meeting English “Let Me Walk You Through” on the TOEIC: Catch What Comes After the Signal
In TOEIC Part 4 talks, signal phrases like “Let me walk you through” tell you an answer is coming. Learn four of them.
Office Daily English “What Will He Do Next?” on the TOEIC: The Answer Is Usually in the Last Line
“What will the man do next?” On the TOEIC, the answer is often after “I'll” near the end. Learn the clues and traps.