Unit 01 009p
TOEIC's Favorite Key Nouns and Verbs 001-693

Unit 02 167p
TOEIC's Favorite Key Adjectives and Adverbs 001-292

Unit 03 229p
TOEIC's Favorite Key Verbs 001-477

Unit 04 311p
TOEIC's Favorite Key Adverbial Phrases 001-181

Unit 05 347p
TOEIC Favorite Key Compound Words 001-269

Unit 06 415p
TOEIC Favorite Key Expressions 001-660

Unit 07 559p
TOEIC Favorite Key Companies and People Nouns 001-125

Supplements 589p
01 TOEIC's Favorite Confusing Words 590p
02 TOEIC's Favorite Polysemy 602p
03 TOEIC's Favorite Derivatives 626p
04 TOEIC's Favorite Prefixes and Suffixes 641p
05 TOEIC Favorite Abbreviations 659p

TOEIC TIPS you don't want to miss!
Requirements ..........................................................................................................067p
Adjectives and adverbs should be distinguished according to their content as they are of the same form .......................................................173p
The meaning changes when an adjective changes to an adverb form ...............................................179p
Comparative and superlative adjectives to watch out for ..................................................185p
Adjectives of similar form derived from the same root .............................................191p
through and his gang .......................................................................................197p
Prepositions that frequently appear in TOEIC (when used only as prepositions) ..................................203p
Contract Adverbs ..................................................................................................... 219p
Prepositions that frequently appear in TOEIC (also used as adjectives and adverbs) ......................224p
Unit 03 Nouns with Verb Phrases .............................................................................234p
Verb phrases that like for .................................................................................................239p
Verb phrases that like of .........................................................................................244p
Verb phrases that like about ..................................................................................255p
Verb phrases that like with ....................................................................................260p
Verb phrases that like to+noun ..................................................................................265p
Verb phrases that like to+verb ..................................................................................270p
Verb phrases that like from ....................................................................................275p
Verb phrases that like up .......................................................................................280p
Verb phrases that like out ...........................................................................................285p
Verb A with B & Verb A of B .............................................................................290p
Verb phrases that like on .......................................................................................299p
Other cases ........................................................................................................................299p
Verb phrases that like down .................................................................................306p
Unit 04 Prepositions, Conjunctions, and Adverbs to Watch Out for ..................................................323p
Various types of conjunctions leading to adverbial clauses ...........................................................338p
…because ..............................................................................................................................343p
Unit 05 Various expressions of 'company' .........................................................................370p
Various expressions of 'trademark' ..................................................................................................378p
Various expressions of 'manufacturer' ..................................................................................386p
Various expressions of 'salary' .........................................................................................406p
Various expressions of 'income' .........................................................................................421p
Unit 06 Various expressions of 'price' ...........................................................................470p
Various expressions of 'discount' .........................................................................................499p
Various expressions for 'borrow, lend' ..................................................................529p
Various expressions of 'advertising flyer' ..................................................................................547p
Unit 07 manager ....................................................................................................566p

Even if I have a high TOEIC score, I can't speak English~

Although TOEIC is not the most accurate test for assessing English proficiency, it is undeniably the best test for measuring everyday and business English skills.
As such, the current reality is that there are many test takers, many academies are springing up to teach them, and famous instructors are being promoted to entice TOEIC students.
So, rather than improving English skills, the world has become dominated by tricks and techniques to raise TOEIC scores.
As a result, a strange phenomenon has emerged: students with high TOEIC scores are unable to speak or hear a single word in English. This is precisely why the theory of TOEIC uselessness has emerged.


TOEIC requires American everyday English and business English skills.

While it's hard to criticize learning in a rushed manner, it's not a bad idea to make an effort to study TOEIC, which is the most appropriate form of business English needed to survive in the business world after getting a job.
In particular, the TOEIC test does not require any difficult sentence structures or grammar skills.
It contains a great deal of English sensibility, American everyday English that you won't find in textbooks, and phrases that are necessary for work.
So, people who have never lived in the US or are not familiar with business English will find it very confusing and difficult.


You need to know words that are frequently used in daily life and business.

The most fundamental cause of this “TOEIC unfamiliarity” is vocabulary.
The more unfamiliar everyday words and business-related words and expressions you know, the easier it will be to listen to the TOEIC, find the right answers, figure out what's wrong with the grammar, and still have time left over after completing all the reading comprehension questions.
In other words, getting the correct answers on TOEIC does not require advanced English skills.
In the end, whether it's English conversation or TOEIC, the biggest issue is vocabulary.
It can be said that vocabulary is the place where you can cultivate the most solid basic skills and improve your score the fastest.
Especially these days, the level of vocabulary appearing in TOEIC is gradually increasing, so vocabulary skills and high TOEIC scores are becoming increasingly inseparable.


Concentrated on TOEIC's favorite key words and expressions from previous exams~

In line with this trend, this book, "TOEIC Vocabulary, All in This Book!", focuses on TOEIC expressions that frequently appear in TOEIC, beyond the scope of nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, verb phrases, adverb phrases, and TOEIC-specific compound words and words of nouns [adjective] + nouns that TOEIC likes, and has been designed to help you become completely immersed in TOEIC and familiar with it.
In addition, it includes frequently appearing nouns, types of companies, and organizations in TOEIC, and is designed to be studied from Unit 01 to Unit 07 in one week.
Lastly, the Supplements section organizes TOEIC's favorite confusing words, ambiguous words, derivatives, prefixes, suffixes, and abbreviations to help you understand and memorize previously learned vocabulary from a new perspective.
Therefore, if you read this book just once, you will see the effect of learning vocabulary three or four times.


It all depends on your mindset.
Rather than making the mistake of taking countless tests with poor and insufficient skills, memorizing past test expressions and making them your own will not only raise your TOEIC score but also strengthen your business English, which is essential for business people. As a result, you will find yourself 'winning' in any situation.

[This book's structure]

▶ Unit 01
TOEIC's Favorite Key Nouns and Verbs
Key words that have been tested so far, such as nouns and verbs,
And its derivatives were also included in detail.

▶ Unit 02
TOEIC's Favorite Key Adjectives and Adverbs
We have organized the adjectives and adverbs that frequently appear on the test, and have classified similar adjectives.
Hit the nail on the head.

▶ Unit 03
TOEIC's Favorite Key Verbs
Organize the prepositions and adverbs that match the meaning of various verb phrases to help you remember them for the test.
You can become stronger.

▶ Unit 04
TOEIC's Favorite Key Adverbial Phrases
We also organized the core adverbial phrases, prepositions, and conjunctions that function as prepositions and adverbs.

▶ Unit 05
TOEIC's Favorite Key Compound Words
It contains a concentrated collection of compound words from previous exams that are essential for quickly understanding TOEIC sentences.

▶ Unit 0/07
TOEIC's Favorite Key Expressions and Nouns
Vocabulary is important, but if you memorize the frequently appearing expressions in TOEIC, you will become familiar with TOEIC sentences and TOEIC
It increases your senses.
This will immediately play a big role in achieving a high TOEIC score.