tailieunhanh - 600 Essential words for the toeic 3rd edition part 3

This book contains 50 lessons, and each lesson introduces you to 12 new words in a specific context. If you study one lesson every day, in 50 days you can learn 600 new words. You will practice these words by doing exercises that look just like the questions on the TOEIC. | LESSON 2 MARKETING 9 WORD FAMILIES verb attract The store s poor location did not help it attract customers. noun attraction Having a clown in the toy store was a foolproof attraction for getting kids to enter. adjective attractive Lou ran his store on an old-fashioned premise quality merchandise at attractive prices. verb compare She compared the prices before she made a decision. noun comparison There was no comparison in the quality of the two brands. adjective comparable To get an average for home costs the agent sought prices on comparable homes. noun competition Try to think of yourself as someone who leads the competition. verb compete We competed against three or four other agencies to get this contract. adjective competitive His competitive character made him quite successful in his department. verb consume The analyst was able to consume new information quickly. noun consumer The government tracks consumer spending closely. adjective consumable He ran a study of the use of consumable goods. verb market The sales department disagreed about how to market their newest product. noun marketing A good director of marketing can find a way to sell even an unattractive product. adjective marketable Once the sales manager decided to change the packaging the product became much more marketable. noun satisfaction Our highest priority is customer satisfaction. verb satisfy Henri was perfectly satisfied with his new fishing rod. adjective satisfactory The rods were not in satisfactory condition. 10 600 ESSENTIAL WORDS FOR THE TOEIC TEST WORD PRACTICE LISTENING COMPREHENSION Part 1 Photo Look at the picture and listen to the sentences. Choose the sentence that best describes the picture. 1. Part 2 Question-Response Listen to the question and the three possible responses. Choose the response that best answers the question. 2. 3. Part 3 Conversation Listen to the dialogue. Then read each question and choose the best response. 4. Why does the store need to be more .