TOEIC Part5 5000問演習

Android app by Kechu. Education · Kechu

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Free to download
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Version
1.2.6
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2026-09-11

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This is a free practice app specifically for Part 5 (short sentence completion questions) of the TOEIC, created by a TOEIC perfect scorer who's also socially awkward. No registration or login required. No ads. Download and start solving over 7,000 original questions randomly generated immediately. [Features] ・Over 7,000 grammar and vocabulary questions included (all original questions) ・Difficulty levels: Easy, Medium, Hard. Filterable by category (parts of speech, tenses, idioms, etc.) ・The order of answer choices is shuffled after each answer, so you don't have to worry about memorizing by position ・Incorrect answers are automatically saved to a "review list" for later review (saved only on this device) ・Includes Japanese translation, explanation of the correct answer, and explanation of incorrect answers ・Automatically plays audio including the correct answer after answering. Your listening skills will also improve at the same time. • You can report any question you feel is inappropriate using the "Report this question" function. • You can solve problems offline (an internet connection is required to use the audio playback and reporting functions). Solve one question quickly during your free time, or ten questions before going to bed—do it at your own pace. 【Target Audience】 Recommended for those aiming to improve their TOEIC L&R score, those who struggle with grammar and vocabulary in Part 5, and those who find vocabulary books alone insufficient.

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