Hackers Toeic Reading(2015) Korean Editon byHackers(2015-05-03) Paperback

Preface

TOEIC is an English test taken by non-native speakers who want to use

English in their international workplace.

In actual fact, TOEIC is a very challenging examination. One reason for this

is TOEIC questions use many difficult words. Learners, therefore, need a

considerable number of business-related vocabulary items. Another reason

is TOEIC questions actually require logical thinking. Many candidates who

are not familiar with vocabulary items and not comfortable with this type of

thinking may find the test hard to attain the score they need.

Before you start studying for the test, the first thing you should do is set

a goal. If you are taking the test in order to apply for a job, find out what

proficiency level is required. Next, find relevant and beneficial materials to

practice so as to develop your test-taking strategies.

Being aware of the practical demand of learners, we have designed a set of Hackers books at basic and intermediate levels- Hackers TOEIC Lis- tening and Hackers TOEIC Reading whose materials and questions

are well selected from a variety of sources and from the most recent TOEIC

tests. A lot of clear and detailed explanations plus a wide range of practice

activities in these books will certainly meet your needs and enable you to

achieve a high score on the TOEIC test.

This series of books can be used in class with the assistance of an instruct-

or or for self-study.

Hopefully, you will find these books truly practical and helpful, and you will

soon achieve your expected goal.

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Hackers TOEIC Reading

Main Features 7 I Main Parts 8 I About TOEIC 1 o I

TOEIC Tips 12 I TOEIC Reading Test 14 I Your Current Level & Preferred Learning Styles 18 I Diagnostic Test 21

GRAMMAR Parts 5 6

Section 1 Basic Sentence Elements

Chaeter 01 Subjects, Verbs

01 Subjects 02 Dummy Subject It 03 Dummy Subject There 04 Verbs 05 Number / Tense / Voice of a Verb 06 Verbs in the Imperative

Chaeter 02 Objects, Complements

01 Objects 02 Dummy Object It 03 Complements 04 Noun Complements vs. Adjective Complements

Chapter 03 Modifiers

01 Modifiers 02 Modifying Phrases, Modifying Clauses

Section 2 Verb-Related Structures

Chaeter 04 Forms and Types of English Verbs

01 Modal I Auxiliary Verb + Bare Infinitive 02 Auxiliary Verb Be I Have + Participle Form 03 Transitive Verbs, Intransitive Verbs 04 Bare Infinitives in That-Clauses

Chaeter 05 Subject-Verb Agreement

01 Subject-Verb Agreement in Number 02 Subject-Verb Agreement with Expressions of Quantity 03 Subject-Verb Agreement with Coordinating and Correlative Conjunctions 04 Subject-Verb Agreement in Relative Clauses

Chaeter 06 Tenses

01 Present/ Past/ Future Simple Tense 02 Present/ Past/ Future Progressive Tense 03 Present/ Past/ Future Perfect Tense 04 Agreement in Tense

Chaeter 07 Active Voice, Passive Voice

01 Identifying Active I Passive Sentences 02 Passive Voice of Verbs in Sentence Structures 4 and 5

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03 Active and Passive Voices of Perception Verbs 04 Expressions of the Passive Form

Chaeter 08 Subjunctives

01 Future I Past/ Past Perfect/ Mixed Subjunctive 02 Other Structures of Subjunctives

Section 3 Verbals

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Chaeter 09 To-infinitives 108

01 Forms of To-infinitives and Their Subjects 02 Functions of To-infinitives 03 Verbs I Nouns I Adjectives Followed by a To-infinitive 04 Bare Infinitives as Object Complements

Chaeter 10 Gerunds 116

01 Functions, Forms of Gerunds and Their Subjects 02 Verbs Followed by a Gerund 03 Gerunds vs. Nouns 04 Common Expressions with Gerunds

Chaeter 11 Participles

01 Functions of Participles 02 Participial Phrases 03 Present Participles vs. Past Participles 04 Confusing Expressions

Section 4 Parts of S eech

Chaeter 12 Nouns

01 Positions of Nouns 02 Count Nouns vs. Non-Count Nouns 03 Determiners and Nouns 04 Concrete Nouns vs. Abstract Nouns 05 Compound Nouns 06 Common Nouns in …