Test 7 Reading TOEIC

The correct answer is "I can swim." This sentence is correct because it follows the correct structure of the verb "can" followed by the base form of the verb "swim." The other options are incorrect because they either use the incorrect form of the verb "swim" (to + base form) or use the incorrect subject-verb agreement (swims instead of swim).

The correct answer is "usually go away" because it is the present simple tense and matches with the subject "I". This indicates a habitual action that is done regularly on weekends. The other options are in different tenses or do not match with the subject, making them incorrect.

The phrase "good at" is used to indicate proficiency or skill in a particular activity or task. In this context, the sentence is expressing a lack of proficiency in repairing things. Therefore, the correct answer is "good at."

'Fixed' times, amounts, meanings etc cannot be changed .

We usually use 'over' , not 'above' to talk about ages.

The correct answer is "Are you enjoying". This is because the speaker is asking about Jane's current enjoyment of the party. The present continuous tense "are you enjoying" is used to inquire about someone's ongoing experience or feelings in the present moment.

bruise - (noun) a purple or brown mark on your skin that you get because you have fallen, been hit etc

Before an infinitive, we usually use 'agree', not 'accept'.

jealous of....

on - suggests that a talk is more serious, suitable for specialists