TOEIC Lecture Part 14
Hello there, students of ESL (English as a Second Language)! As always, we are here again to discuss
some important TOEIC lectures!
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As I always mention, the explanations
given here are for those test-takers who are not yet so familiar with the structure
of the English language.
Here is another TOEIC question from ETS.
1.
Tanner
Publications is currently seeking a copy editor with previous experience
__________ excellent communication skills.
a. Such
b. But
c. And
d. Unless
The
choices are all conjunctions, or simply put, connectors. As a rule, all connectors
should connect, or bridge, words that are of the same category.
But,
since the choices are all conjunctions, we have to define each conjunction.
Such-
We use this when we give example of things we previously mentioned
But-
contrast, opposite
And-
of the same kind
Unless-except
if
Now,
let’s take a look at the phrase:
“…with
previous work experience (this is a noun) _________ communication skills (also
a noun)
Therefore,
we have to connect the two nouns using the conjunction AND.
Choice
C, therefore, is the correct answer.
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