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TOEIC Part 6 tests grammar and context inside short workplace texts such as emails, notices, letters, and announcements. Learn how to identify the blank type, read surrounding sentences, and review each answer with focused AI explanations.
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TOEIC Reading Part 6 is Text Completion. English AIdol provides independent business-document practice covering vocabulary, connectors, and sentence cohesion.
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TOEIC Part 6 tests grammar and context inside short workplace texts such as emails, notices, letters, and announcements. Learn how to identify the blank type, read surrounding sentences, and review each answer with focused AI explanations.
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Work through vocabulary, sentence insertion, and document cohesion in one short business notice.
How to try it: Read the complete notice before choosing answers. Use both the immediate sentence and the wider document purpose.
1. Vocabulary in context
Notice: The Riverside branch will be closed on Saturday while new shelving is installed. Online orders will continue to be ___ as usual from our central warehouse.
Answer or self-check: A. processed
Why: Orders are commonly “processed”, and the sentence explains that online fulfilment continues despite the branch closure.
2. Sentence insertion
The Riverside branch will reopen at 9 a.m. on Monday. [1] Customers collecting large orders may use the loading area behind the building. [2] Staff will be available there to provide assistance. [3]
Answer or self-check: After the first sentence, at [1].
Why: “However” contrasts reopening with a remaining access restriction. The following sentences then give a practical alternative for large orders.
3. Connector
The front entrance will be partly blocked. ___, signs will direct customers to the side entrance.
Answer or self-check: A. Therefore
Why: The signs are a result of the blocked entrance, so a cause-and-result connector is required.
TOEIC Part 6 is the Text Completion section. You read short workplace texts with blanks and choose the best word, phrase, or sentence.
There are 16 questions in TOEIC Part 6, usually across four short texts with four blanks each.
Practice timed sets, then review whether each mistake came from grammar, vocabulary, transition words, sentence insertion, or careless context reading.