TOEIC Coaching: Understanding Connective Words in Long English Sentences

Many students struggle with the TOEIC exam, which requires a deep understanding of long English sentences. One way to approach these questions is to be aware of connective words such as “though”, “even though” and “although”. These words often indicate important information that can help answer the question. At TOEIC coaching, we take a deeper approach to long sentences by breaking them down into chunks and translating them into more sophisticated English. We also focus on outputting real-life examples so that students can understand the structure and composition of each sentence. With regular practice, students will find their output becoming smoother week by week. Connective words are an important part of any language, but they are especially useful when it comes to understanding long English sentences for the TOEIC exam. With careful practice and guidance from experienced coaches, students can become more confident in their ability to answer questions correctly on this challenging test.