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1 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 TOEIC INCOMPLETE SENTENCES PART 2

2 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 1. The exhibition was cancelled because the invitations were not..........in time. A printer B printed C printing D prints

3 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 1. The exhibition was cancelled because the invitations were not..........in time. A printer B printed C printing D prints

4 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 2. This product..........our most famous item. A always has considered been B has been always considered C has been considered always has always been considered

5 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 2. This product..........our most famous item. A always has considered been B has been always considered C has been considered always D has always been considered

6 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 3. Client meetings are held.......... in the conference room. A rarely B every week C always D sometimes

7 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 3. Client meetings are held.......... in the conference room. A rarely B every week C always D sometimes

8 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 4. An administrative assistant keeps an office running.......... A smooth B smoothness C smoothes D smoothly

9 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 4. An administrative assistant keeps an office running.......... A smooth B smoothness C smoothes D smoothly

10 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 5. A record of passengers.......... kept in the purser's office. A are B is C were D has

11 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 5. A record of passengers.......... kept in the purser's office. A are B is C were D has

12 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 6. Many subscribers have asked that we.......... the journals to their offices. A mails B mailed C mail Dmailing

13 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 6. Many subscribers have asked that we.......... the journals to their offices. A mails B mailed C mail D mailing

14 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 7........... none of us were familiar with the city, Mr. Kini drove us to the meeting. A Although B Because C Therefore D However

15 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 7........... none of us were familiar with the city, Mr. Kini drove us to the meeting. A Although B Because C Therefore D However

16 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 8. The auditor discovered that the employee had not been.......... the checks into the correct account. A deposited B deposits C deposit D depositing

17 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 8. The auditor discovered that the employee had not been.......... the checks into the correct account. A deposited B deposits C deposit D depositing

18 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 9. The trainers for the seminar had the crew.......... their equipment to the conference center. A move B moving C mover D moved

19 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 9. The teachers for the seminar had the crew.......... their equipment to the conference center. A move B moving C mover D moved

20 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 10. Mr. Jean will return your call.......... he arrives. A soon B as soon C as soon as D soon than

21 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 10. Mr. Jean will return your call.......... he arrives. A soon B as soon C as soon as D soon than

22 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 11. The new insurance plan is especially.......... with employees who have families. A popularized B popular C motivated D populated

23 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 11. The new insurance plan is especially.......... with employees who have families. A popularized B popular C motivated D populated

24 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 12. We should check our messages......... A as soon as B twice a day C seldom D rarely

25 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 12. We should check our messages......... A as soon as B twice a day C seldom D rarely

26 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 13. The operator.......... Mr. Francis if she knew where to reach him. A will call B had called C called D would call

27 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 13. The operator.......... Mr. Francis if she knew where to reach him. A will call B had called C called D would call

28 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 14. The firm.......... spouses of employees in the invitation to the banquet. A are included B have included C is including D has including

29 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 14. The firm.......... spouses of employees in the invitation to the banquet. A are included B have included C is including D has including

30 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 15. We cannot issue the order.......... we get a copy of the purchase order. A because B that C until D when

31 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 15. We cannot issue the order.......... we get a copy of the purchase order. A because B that C until D when

32 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 16........... it was Mr. Paul’s birthday, his staff took him to lunch. A Although B During C Because D That

33 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 16........... it was Mr. Paul’s birthday, his staff took him to lunch. A Although B During C Because D That

34 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 17. Ms. Marie directed a very.......... project. A successfully B successive C success D successful

35 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 17. Ms. Marie directed a very.......... Project. A successfully B successive C success D successful

36 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 18. The airport taxes are.......... in the ticket price. A including B include C been included D included

37 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 18. The airport taxes are.......... in the ticket price. A including B include C been included D included

38 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 19. New paint.......... pictures will make the house look better. A and B but C as D though

39 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 19. New paint.......... pictures will make the house look better. A and B but C as D though

40 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 20. The prime minister had her travel agent.......... the reservations. A made B has made C make D makes

41 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 20. The prime minister had her travel agent.......... the reservations. A made B has made C make D makes

42 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 21. The new strategy was expected to be a success; _______ very few customers upgraded their accounts. A yet B just C moreover D although

43 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 21. The new strategy was expected to be a success; ______very few customers upgraded their accounts. A yet B just C moreover D although

44 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 22. The result showed that overall prices are up 3.1 percent _________ 12 months. A during the last B in the following C periodically over D since the last

45 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 22. The result showed that overall prices are up 3.1 percent _________ 12 months. A during the last B in the following C periodically over D since the last

46 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 23. It's quite easy if you want to find folders and files on the computer, all you do is click here and it immediately starts........ A seeking B searching C looking D checking

47 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 23. It's quite easy if you want to find folders and files on the computer, all you do is click here and it immediately starts........ A seeking B searching C looking D checking

48 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 24. Actually, honestly I didn't think....... of the standard of acting in the play. A lot B few C little D much

49 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 24. Actually, honestly I didn't think....... of the standard of acting in the play. A lot B few C little D much

50 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 25. Well.......! You did a very good job. A done B made C finished D taken

51 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 25. Well.......! You did a very good job. A done B made C finished D taken

52 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 26. The question you have to ask is who are the customers that they are each trying to........ A target B hit C aim D deliver

53 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 26. The question you have to ask is who are the customers that they are each trying to........ A target B hit C aim D deliver

54 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 27. The introduction of radio generated a new opportunity and by the end of the 192s, advertising had established itself in radio to such a(n)....... that advertisers were producing many of their own programs. A amount B extent C range D volume

55 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 27. The introduction of radio generated a new opportunity and by the end of the 192s, advertising had established itself in radio to such a(n)....... that advertisers were producing many of their own programs. A amount B extent C range D volume

56 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 28. That policeman is getting out his....... and walking near the statue I'm sitting on. A notebook B exercise book C story book D copy book

57 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 28. That policeman is getting out his....... and walking near the statue I'm sitting on. A notebook B exercise book C story book D copy book

58 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 29. I could ask someone to........ A take me the money B bring me the money C carry me the money D gain me the money

59 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 29. I could ask someone to........ A take me the money B bring me the money C carry me the money D gain me the money

60 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 30. When it comes to the vote I'm willing to put my....... up and support you. A head B chin C arm D hand

61 © 2011 wheresjenny.com TOEIC-INCOMPLETE SENTENCE - 2 30. When it comes to the vote I'm willing to put my....... up and support you. A head B chin C arm D hand

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