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It consists of mini-tests, making it beneficial for students balancing other studies or work.
For those who used to score over 800 on the TOEIC but are hesitant to just go in empty-handed because it has been a while, this seems like a good option to take a quick look. The difficulty isn't high—it's somewhere between medium and low-medium—so it's not for aiming for a perfect score; it's just for boosting your confidence.
I’m starting my genuine review after studying consistently with this textbook for 5 weeks! First of all, I think the best part was that it is a "mini-test." Real-world tests require a two-hour investment, which can be a bit of a burden, but since this book features "practical mini-tests," all question types are appropriately distributed and don't take much time. True to its name, it’s perfect for solving every day. I liked that I could hone my practical skills without feeling pressured. Also, I
I urgently needed a TOEIC score again for a job change, but since I wasn't a complete beginner, taking classes at an academy or online courses felt a bit awkward. Trying to start again after a long break meant I couldn't just start with past exam questions because I'm working full-time, and I really hate TOEIC. I didn't want to solve the problems, and studying felt like a huge burden. However, “Everyday TOEIC” is great because it presents actual past exam passages in a compact format, allowing
I recommend *Everyday TOEIC* to working professionals or college students (especially those about to graduate...?) who need to study for the TOEIC urgently but are short on time. In my case, it was too much to complete a full test every day, so I spread out one set of LC and RC over two days. Since it has fewer questions than a standard TOEIC test, it is great for taking one mini-test a day. The explanations are provided right at the back, and the grammar and vocabulary sections are
Michael A. Putlack et al.: TOEIC every day
[Everyday TOEIC] is a textbook developed for college students and office workers who lack time to study, allowing them to prepare for the actual exam with just a short investment of time. The book contains 15 sets of mini practice tests, each consisting of approximately 40 questions—about one-fifth the length of the actual exam—enabling users to solve problems from all sections within 30 minutes per set to hone their practical test-taking skills. The book is compact enough to fit in one hand, making it easy to carry, and mobile learning is possible via DVBOOK content, allowing users to utilize spare time on the subway or at cafes. MP3 files can be downloaded for free from the Darakwon website (www.darakwon.co.kr).
Korean title: 매일매일 토익
Korean author: Michael A. Putlack 외
Korean publisher: 다락원
ISBN-13: 9788927709572
Reviews
It consists of mini-tests, making it beneficial for students balancing other studies or work.
For those who used to score over 800 on the TOEIC but are hesitant to just go in empty-handed because it has been a while, this seems like a good option to take a quick look. The difficulty isn't high—it's somewhere between medium and low-medium—so it's not for aiming for a perfect score; it's just for boosting your confidence.
I’m starting my genuine review after studying consistently with this textbook for 5 weeks! First of all, I think the best part was that it is a "mini-test." Real-world tests require a two-hour investment, which can be a bit of a burden, but since this book features "practical mini-tests," all question types are appropriately distributed and don't take much time. True to its name, it’s perfect for solving every day. I liked that I could hone my practical skills without feeling pressured. Also, I
I urgently needed a TOEIC score again for a job change, but since I wasn't a complete beginner, taking classes at an academy or online courses felt a bit awkward. Trying to start again after a long break meant I couldn't just start with past exam questions because I'm working full-time, and I really hate TOEIC. I didn't want to solve the problems, and studying felt like a huge burden. However, “Everyday TOEIC” is great because it presents actual past exam passages in a compact format, allowing
I recommend *Everyday TOEIC* to working professionals or college students (especially those about to graduate...?) who need to study for the TOEIC urgently but are short on time. In my case, it was too much to complete a full test every day, so I spread out one set of LC and RC over two days. Since it has fewer questions than a standard TOEIC test, it is great for taking one mini-test a day. The explanations are provided right at the back, and the grammar and vocabulary sections are
