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Of course you understand that you will need to have a pretty darn good understanding of English grammar if you plan on doing well on the TOEIC exam. You have borrowed a grammar book from your local library, and you know of a couple of grammar websites. The issue is that you don’t have loads of time, and you’re not certain which grammar topics you should cover.

We’ve written a lot of blogs on a variety of TOEIC grammar topics. We have things ranging from modal usage to the conditional to commonly confused expressions. We have plenty of clear examples and explanations along with tips on what to look out for in a given grammar structure.

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