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16 August 2026

Past Perfect Tense in English: Rules, Uses, Examples and Exercise

Structure: HAD + PAST PARTICIPLE

If you have two completed actions or situations, and you want to show the sequence between them, use the past perfect tense for the action that happened first. [Si vous avez deux actions ou situations terminées dans le passé et que vous souhaitez montrer leur ordre chronologique, utilisez le plus-que-parfait pour l’action qui s’est produite en premier.]

Two completed/finished actions

  • I checked the documents for errors at 9 AM. (past)
  • I sent them to my boss at 10 AM. (past)
  • It is now 11 AM.

14 August 2026

TOEIC Listening Part 3 Practice: Conversation and Questions - Test 1

 

You will hear a conversation between two people. You will be asked to answer three questions about what the speakers say in the conversation. Select the best response to each question.

Vocabulary:
A. competitive
(adjective) compétitif / concurrentiel: Offering good prices compared with other businesses. Example: This restaurant has competitive prices for the area.

B. achieve
(verb) atteindre / réaliser: To successfully reach a goal or result. Example: She worked hard to achieve her personal goal.

C. units
(noun) unités: Individual items counted as part of a larger group. Example: The factory produces 500 units every day.

D. address the issue
(expression) s’attaquer au problème / régler le problème: To deal with a problem or difficult situation. Example: We need to address the issue before it becomes more serious.

E. attend to
(phrasal verb) s’occuper de: To deal with or take care of something. Example: The nurse will attend to the patient shortly.

Write your answer on a piece of paper.


13 August 2026

TOEIC Listening Part 2 Practice: Phrasal Verbs Questions and Answers

Take the practice test first by clicking the video. Write your answer on a piece of paper. There are 10 questions. Once you have finished, check the transcript and the correct answers below the video. 



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