English Vocabulary Exercises

Preparing for a proficiency exam? Most major English exams do not test vocabulary as a stand-alone list of words, but several parts of this section can still be useful supporting practice. Here is the closest match:

TOEIC
TOEIC Listening and Reading focuses on English used in workplace and professional settings. Our Business English exercises build relevant workplace vocabulary, including job interviews, sales and marketing, and general business terms. They are useful supporting practice, but they are not TOEIC-format questions.

Cambridge B2 First / C1 Advanced
Cambridge Reading and Use of English Part 3 is a true word-formation task: you are given a base word and must change it to the form that fits the sentence. The compound-word and suffix exercises in our Word Choice & Word Formation section build related word-building awareness. For a closer match to Part 3, try forming nouns from adjectives, forming abstract nouns, and changing adjectives to adverbs.

Duolingo English Test (DET)
The DET includes a Read and Select task in which you decide whether a displayed word is a real English word. Broad vocabulary practice can help with that recognition skill, but our picture-based vocabulary exercises are general vocabulary-building practice rather than a direct match to the DET task format.

IELTS / TOEFL
These exams require a broad range of vocabulary, including academic language, but this section is not designed as a dedicated academic word-list course. Use these exercises to strengthen general vocabulary alongside exam-specific reading, listening, speaking, and writing preparation.

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