TOEIC Grammar Test

“Have you” is correct because negative statements take positive question tags. The auxiliary verb matches the tense “have.”

“Had the roof repaired” shows causative form, meaning Lisa arranged the repair. This structure is common in English.

“Acquired” means to gain through effort or process. It fits formal context better than other options.

“Adapt” means adjust to new conditions. Other options have different meanings.

“Dealt” is correct collocation with “blows.” It is commonly used in formal English.

“Admittance” refers to permission to enter. It fits rules or notices.

“Advice” is a noun. “Advise” is a verb. The sentence needs a noun.

“Affect” is a verb meaning influence. “Effect” is usually a noun.

“Aggravated” means made worse. It fits the context of health problems.

“All ready” means fully prepared. “Already” refers to time.

“Besides” means in addition. It is correct in this context.

“Fewer” is used with countable nouns. “Less” is for uncountable.

“Borrow” means receive something temporarily. “Lend” means give.

“Tell” requires an object. “Say” does not always.

“Raise” needs an object. “Rise” does not. This sentence requires an object.

“Between” is used for two items. “Among” is used for more than two.