TOEIC® grammar: the points that pay

Parts 5 and 6 always test the same structures. Each lesson targets one precise point, with a corrected practice quiz.

Good news: TOEIC grammar is a finite territory. Parts 5 and 6 (incomplete sentences and texts) recycle, session after session, the same small repertoire of structures: word families (choosing between decide, decision, decisive), tenses, prepositions, pronouns and logical connectors (however, therefore, although). Mastering that repertoire secures around forty questions — often the fastest ones in the test, at under 20 seconds each.

The efficient method has two steps: diagnose, then target. Take a practice test first to spot the question types that cost you points, then work only through the matching lessons below. Each lesson is short, written in French, and ends with an application quiz in the exact exam format, corrected question by question. No need to review all of English grammar: focus on what the TOEIC actually tests.

A2Part 5Part 6

Articles and Determiners

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B2Part 5Part 6

Causative structures (have/get something done)

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A2Part 5Part 6

Comparatives and Superlatives

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B2Part 5Part 6

Conditionals (Zero to Third)

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