Part 1
Photographs
Six scènes à décrire : entraînez votre oreille aux quatre affirmations.
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TrainTraining by part
Targeted question sets for each TOEIC® part, with instant correction and a detailed explanation after every question.
Listening · Parts 1–4
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Part 2
Question–Response
Répondez du tac au tac : 13 échanges audio avec pièges classiques.
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TrainPart 3
Conversations
Conversations de bureau avec questions de synthèse et graphiques.
12 questions · Instant feedback
TrainPart 4
Short Talks
Messages, annonces et présentations : 3 questions par document.
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TrainReading · Parts 5–7
Part 5
Incomplete Sentences
Grammaire et vocabulaire : la partie la plus rentable du TOEIC.
20 questions · Instant feedback
TrainPart 6
Text Completion
Textes à trous avec insertion de phrase, comme à l’examen.
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TrainPart 7
Reading Comprehension
E-mails, SMS et articles : entraînez lecture rapide et repérage.
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TrainWhy train part by part?
The TOEIC is as much a pacing test as an English test. In Part 5, aim for about 20 seconds per question: the 30 incomplete sentences should be done in 10 minutes to protect your reading time. Part 6 should take about 8 minutes, and Part 7 — the longest — leaves you barely 55 seconds per question across 54 questions. Without automatic reflexes, the clock always wins.
That is exactly what these targeted sets train: each part has its recurring traps (sound-alike words in Part 1, indirect questions in Part 2, word families in Part 5…), and the instant correction after every question shows you the expected reasoning while it is still fresh. Ten minutes of drilling a day on your weakest part beats hours of unfocused review.