Practice Toeic part 2

“No, I’ll get to it first thing tomorrow.” is correct because it refers to future action regarding the booking.

“Yes, I move in on the first of the month.” is correct because it confirms the action and provides a time reference.

“I’ve almost finished it.” is correct. It directly answers the question about the time needed.

“The Australian sales office.” is correct. It refers to the division in question.

“Yes, we should review them again.” is correct because it suggests taking action to review the résumés again.

“At the information booth.” is correct. It refers to the location where one can ask for directions.

“Sorry, we’re fully booked.” is correct because it directly answers the availability question.

“I slept most of the way.” is correct. It provides an answer related to the flight experience.

“Yes, but it wasn’t helpful.” is correct because it acknowledges consideration but dismisses the usefulness of the research.

“Anytime after lunch is fine.” is correct. It provides a specific time to call back.

“In the accounts office on the third floor.” is correct. It provides the location for submitting travel expenses.

“Unfortunately, no.” is correct because it answers the question about attendance directly. The other options are either irrelevant or past tense.

“No, this is the new one.” is correct because it clarifies that the photocopier in question is not the problematic one.

“I didn’t understand the last section.” is correct because it addresses confusion about the instructions.

“It expires next week.” is correct. It gives a specific deadline for using the voucher.

“I called him before we left.” is correct because it indicates that the client was informed about the visit.

“It totally slipped my mind.” is correct because it explains why the action was not taken.

“Yes, he called the office a few minutes ago.” is correct because it confirms receipt of the e-mail.

“At the Baker Hotel.” is correct. It refers to the place where the accommodations were booked.

“Of course, I’ll send someone now.” is correct because it answers the request to borrow someone.

“Yes, they should arrive any minute.” is correct because it confirms that someone is coming soon.

“Yes, he’s been promoted.” is correct because it confirms Mr. Kim’s management role with a related reason.

“By debit card, actually.” is correct because it offers a direct alternative to the payment options given.

“Thomas said he would.” is correct. It directly answers the question about who will handle the task.

“No, it’s still on his desk.” is correct because it clarifies that the invoice hasn’t been approved yet.

“Their information wasn’t accurate.” is correct. It gives the reason for stopping the cooperation.

“They haven’t found anyone yet.” is correct. It answers the question about filling the position.

“Let me just finish this first.” is correct because it offers help but delays it for a moment.

“No, that one is for last week’s.” is correct because it clarifies the invoice relates to a different time.

“Whichever is more convenient.” is correct because it leaves the choice up to the person asking, indicating flexibility.