Toeic Incomplete Sentences Practice Test 12
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Toeic Incomplete Sentences Practice Test 12



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TOEIC practice test: communications
Incomplete sentences test
Improve your communications

Green:
covered with grass, trees, or other vegetation.

Industrial:
relating to or characterized by industry or factories.

Popular adjectives:
Lively:
full of life and energy; active and outgoing.

Affectionate:
showing fondness or tenderness.

Agitated:
feeling or appearing troubled or nervou

Amused:
finding something funny or entertaining

Angry:
feeling or showing strong annoyance or hostility

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Here are some reasons why speaking English is a really great idea:

Language of literature:
English is the language of literature, with many classic and contemporary works of literature being written in English.

Language of law:
English is the language of law, with many international legal documents and agreements being written in English.

Language of finance:
English is the language of finance, with many financial institutions and markets using English as their primary language.

Language of politics:
English is the language of politics, with many international political organizations using English as their official language.

Language of medicine:
English is the language of medicine, with many medical journals and textbooks being written in English.

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