tailieunhanh - Longman preparation series for the toeic answer keys part 7

The TOEIC (Test of English for International Communication) is a multiple-choice test developed by the Educational Testing Service of Princeton, New Jersey, for normative speakers of English who use English in nonacademic situations, such as international business, trade, industry, and diplomacy. | 100. A The office closes at 12 noon on Saturdays. Choice B is incorrect because the office is open from 9 to 6 on Monday. Choice C is incorrect because the office opens at 9 . on Saturday. Choice D is incorrect because the office is open on Friday afternoon until 6 . Part V pages 257-260 101. C If people have already met you do not have to introduce them. Choices A B and D incorrectly suggest that an introduction is required. 102. A Expertise should be modified by the adjective technical. Choice B is a noun. Choice C is a noun referring to a person. Choice D is the plural form of a noun. 103. B The causative verb tell takes the infinitive not to smoke. Choice A is the present tense. Choice C is the gerund. Choice D is the present progressive. 104. A The coordinate conjunction but requires an idea that contrasts with wasn t home was able to contact him. Choices B and C require the past participle contacted. Choice D does not contrast with wasn t home when I called. 105. C Looking forward to means anticipating with pleasure. Choice A means admiring a person s qualities. Choice B means trying to find something. Choice D means trying to locate information in reference materials. 106. D Has been drinking suggests an action that starts in the past and continues in the present. Choice A suggests an action completed in the future. Choice B suggests an action completed in the past. Choice C suggests an action that will start in the future. 107. A Still can precede a negative form. Choices B C and D are adverbs that cannot precede negative forms. 108. C Will have finished suggests an action that will be completed at a future time. Choice A suggests that the work was started in the past and completed in the present. Choice B suggests an action continuing in the present. Choice D suggests an action started in the past and continuing in the present. 109. A The causative verb had requires the simple form of the verb pick up. Choice B is the present tense. Choice C is the .