10월29일 토익시험🔥 LC 총평&정답확인 | 해커스 이지은| 토익난이도, 토익논란문제, 토익후기, 토익답

TOEIC is a hacker. English is also a hacker. High score maker. I got a perfect score. Hello, everyone. I'm Lee Ji-eun, in charge of TOEIC Listening at the Hackers Academy Gangnam Campus. You all did a great job taking the exam. How was your exam today? Today, we're going to take a look at the entire TOEIC LC from Part 1 to Part 4. Before we start the TOEIC review, I'd like to give you a brief introduction. As you all know, if you visit our Hackers English website, there are not only the lectures you're watching right now, but also a variety of contents. I hope you'll actively use them and get a lot of help. So let's get started. Let's start with Part 1. Today, we've measured the average score for Part 1. As usual, there are five pictures of people in total. And there was only one picture of a person. What's the most important thing in Part 1? You have to get rid of the wrong answer and always remember the word. Then, let's look at the main expressions of the correct words. First of all, if you go from the beginning, Working on means working on something. It's an expression of working on something. The object was a computer. And then we got the second where. You're wearing sunglasses. But in the case of where, is it a movement or a state? So this is going to be a state. Then what do you always have to distinguish where from? You have to distinguish it from put on. Put on is a movement of wearing sunglasses. Once again, the picture is already worn. Then we have to go to wearing, which means our state. And then a lot of people asked me a question on the live. There's a word called cover. This means the ceiling. It's usually used a lot in the kitchen. You have to remember the pronunciation of this word. We usually predict cupboard. In fact, the put sound in the middle is silent. So what do you call the ceiling in English? Yes, cover. Once again, you can't make a put sound. So what looks like this in our kitchen. These are all called cover. And then we're walking. Where are we going? Book display. The word display comes up a lot. What is this? It means an exhibition or a display. So where the books are displayed like this. You can also say book display or display of the book. And then our bicycles are parked. So it means that the bicycle is just standing still. It is also a verb that can be used to mean a parked state. And then we went into the basket. We also use it a lot in Korean. Basket. We use it a lot. Where is this basket? I said there is furniture. There is a piece of in front of the furniture. So you can't use furniture as a plural like this. Usually the expression used in front of furniture is a piece of furniture. So what does this mean? You can interpret it as a piece of furniture. So again, if you missed a word in today's vocabulary, I think it would be good to double-check again. Then I'll finish part 1 here. We will go into part 2. Part 2 is always difficult, right? So you can say that the difficulty level is the highest among listening. Today, again, our pronunciation was a little crushed. And now that indirect responses have been made, I've measured the middle and high. Part 2 is literally a fight about who is naturally doing tiki-taka. First of all, you focus on the content that you can hear well. In other words, there are nouns, verbs, and questions. It is most important to listen directly to this. That's why it's difficult. Because it requires the most of your listening ability. So we practice a lot of listening directly. And there is a conversation method for this part 2. So it's always good to organize the indirect answers that come out well It would be good to know. Then you will see some of the indirect answers that came out today. Before that, let's see what kind of composition came out in part 2. It is composed of questions and non-questions. Today's questions and answers came out 10 in total. 10 out of 25 came out. First of all, why did you come out the most among the questions? And then, who and how came out. In today's case, what didn't come out. What didn't come out. First of all, the question and answer. But basically, there were some things that came out in the same pattern. So, for example, I asked you about the location. Then who is the most representative partner pattern? If you studied part 2, you should already know. If you start with the location, then starting with the one is going to be the answer. Because the location is asking for a choice, I hope you know the expression of choosing the one. And then start with why. Then who is the representative partner pattern? Because I asked why? Because. There are some things that start like this. So, you can check if you chose the right answer. Now, when you throw away the wrong answer, You can't say yes or no. Basically, you have to throw it away right away while you're doing your homework. Then you'll have a lot less burden. And then there were 15 questions about non-questioners. Today, there are 5 questions about general questions, including negative answers. General questions start with a verb or a non-verb. And then there are suggestions and regular questions, each with 3 questions. So, what is possible for non-questioners now? Yes, no is possible now. The biggest difference between these two is whether Yasuno's answer is possible or not. I hope you set a big frame for this. Now, let's take a look at some indirect answers. First, do you remember? When should I register? I modified it a little bit. When should I register for a special lecture? I asked. Then, it would be best to say on a certain day. Hey, it's already closed. That's the answer. So, everyone, the registration period is already over. So, it's not always the right answer to say a specific day. Like this, you should have chosen an indirect answer that you can't register yourself. It's a pattern that I really like. What's already over? So you can't do that. And then, let's look at the second indirect answer. I also modified this a little bit. How was the novel? What is novel? It's a novel. How was the novel? What is he asking? He's asking the other person's opinion. So, I asked, how was the novel? The other person didn't directly say, good or bad. How did he answer? Hey, I know why you won the prize. So, everyone, what does it mean that this person is registering? Oh, that was good. I liked it. So, once again, when we say win an award, it means to win an award. So, I answered, it was good enough to win an award. So, once again, remember the expression of asking the other person's opinion. I hope you know that you can answer like this. Now, let's take a look at the next one. Because it's or, it's a choice question. So, it's A or B, what are you going to choose? It's a question like this. So, the key is, are you going to take the bus? Or are you going to drive? Try to choose. So, if the other person said, I'm going to take the bus or I'm going to drive, It would have been so easy. How did we answer? So, my car is still with the mechanic. Who is a mechanic? Right? It's a mechanic. So, people who fix cars. So, in other words, because you don't have a car, In the end, you don't have a car, so what do you have to choose? Yes, you have to take the bus. So, I didn't use the word bus as it is. Right? But it's a case where you indirectly chose the bus. So, when you ask, is it A or B? I'm A, I'm B. If it comes out like this, it's a very direct answer. You can say your choice by circling like this. You can check it out. Now, let's move on to the next question. In the next question, I asked like this. Didn't we fix something today? So, for example, there can be a variety of nouns. So, didn't we fix the elevator today? Or didn't we fix the lights? I asked like this. It would be best if the other person said, did you fix it or not? I answered like this. A technician won't be available until Monday. What does this mean? This technician means a technician. In other words, people who repair. These people won't. What is this? It's a shock. So, it's coming on Monday. So, it means that it can't be repaired until then. Sometimes, not until time. There are a lot of people who translate this expression. But this is an answer that comes out a lot in part 2. Won't be available until Monday. So, not until time. Then we usually say, uh? Until it's in. That's why you're fooled. It's not until the time. To be precise, until the time. Once again, it means that something can't be done until the time. So, let's put this straight. That technician. It means that there is no time until Monday. Then when will it be time? It will be time on Monday. So, if you have a not until time, It's hard to interpret. It's confusing. Then just hit it with nothing. Then you can just interpret it as something is possible at this point. You have to remember, everyone. Not until time. To be precise, It means that it can't be done until the time. Then, once again, our tiki-taka was a good pattern. You should have chosen this as the answer. Then let's take a look at the next one. How many reservations do we have today? Then how do we usually start? How many? So, how many? It's how many. It's an expression to ask about the number. I asked how many there were today. The other person didn't say how many. He said, check the website irresponsibly. There's all the information there. So, everyone, check something. It's a pattern that I really like. So, the other person didn't say the number directly. I really like to talk indirectly like this. I hope you'll check it out. So, everyone, including this pattern, In part 2, I call it a pre-pass. There are always some patterns that are correct. So, let's say it's a 몰라용답. 몰라용답, you can just say, I don't know. I don't know. I have no idea. But if you do this, everyone will understand. It's a little easier to answer. So, the second pattern. There is a pattern called 확인해보세요. I don't know, so I'll check it out. That's how you say it. So, for example, I'll check with someone else. Or there's an online list. So it's a similar nuance to the website. So you can check it out. There's a nuance like this. And then the third one. I don't know. So someone else is in charge of it. So he'll know better. So, everyone, this pattern was used in this test. 주어는 여러분 항상 고유명사가 들어갈 수가 있는 거죠. Because it's a name. So even if the name is not clearly heard, This person is in charge of it. 그러니까 그거를 담당하고 있습니다. 다시 한 번, being charged of 하면 담당하다 라는 말입니다. And then again, this person will probably know. In other words, I don't know. It's a case of indirectly speaking. And then let's look at the fourth pattern. I don't know. So I don't know either. Then let's look at the representative sentence. I haven't been told. 그러니까 나는 들은 바가 없고요. 진짜 말 그대로. And then, that's news to me. It's the first time I've heard of it. So again, it's a case of answering that I don't know anything about the information. And then the last one, Something hasn't been decided yet. In other words, there is a pattern called 미정이다. Then let's look at the representative sentence. It hasn't been decided yet. 그러니까 아직 결정이 되지 않았고요. And then, it hasn't been announced yet. 아직 발표를 하지 않았어. 그러니까 당연히 본인도 모르겠다를 내포하고 있는 거죠. So, I don't know like this. In other words, expressing 모르겠다 in various ways always has a high chance of being correct. I think it would be good to check this pattern a little bit on a daily basis. So, this was part 2, everyone. Now, let's take a look at part 3 and 4 at the same time. Part 3 and 4 were a little difficult to pronounce today, but the speed was very fast. So I gave you a medium and high level. What do you always have to apply to part 3 and 4? You have to skim. So, at the time of skimming, you have to practice catching the keywords of the problem and the view quickly. Because time is not unlimited for us, you have to quickly understand what the problem is and what words are in the view in that limited time. But if I really don't have enough time, Then it would be better to check at least three problems. Because the problem is the most important. Make sure to check the problem. And then, everyone, it's paraphrasing. In other words, it's a word re-expression. You have to memorize a lot of verbs in your daily life. In addition to this, you have to see how a word can change to another word. And then, everyone, part 3 and 4. There are a total of five problems, and there are a total of five problems in sight. These two types are the most variable types among our listening. You have to practice this ID regularly. Then, today, in part 4, the words are divided into different types. Let's see how it was organized. In today's case, there are always a lot of phone calls. There are two problems in the phone type and the content of the meeting. And then there are two problems in the talk type. And the rest are one by one, so there are a total of 10 questions in part 4. Then, today, when you chose the correct answer, Let's look at the words that you may have been unfamiliar with. If you didn't know the word, you have to organize it again and memorize it. Then, let's do the first efficiency. Efficiency is efficiency. So, this problem is a bit of a surprise. First of all, it came up a lot in the live. So why was this confused? I think I was a little confused with this. Punctuality means keeping time well. So punctuality means keeping time exactly. And then you have to compare it with efficiency. But in the question, how efficient are you? There's a word called efficient. So now the answer is efficiency. It's definitely different, right? And then we stain. So there's a stain on your clothes. In English, this is called stain. And then one of the things that came out as the correct answer was There was a verb called critic. So the act of giving feedback is now a critic. Now, everyone, this person who criticizes. People are criticized by their job name. I think it would be good to know the job name again. And then there's a word called rash. Rash is a rash. So now the skin is itchy. So the word rash is a skin problem. And then measurement. There was a word that meant a certain number or measurement. This is now in the question. Because you gave the word dimension. You should have gone to measurement. Dimension means how big it is. So it means size, number. So the one that's related is You have to go with the word measurement. And then we had to choose a place. Très chaud is the same as Très fair. Fair is a fair. So it was a place called a trade fair. So sometimes I take a test on the spot. Then there are a lot of people who use it as a fair trade. But everyone, you're looking at Très fair as a noun. We have to remember it as a fair. Now, if we say our last apron, I'm sure you heard the apron well today. So this is a must-have word because it is an empty word in part 1. And then the word that appeared a lot today There is a word called condiment. I think you might have been a little unfamiliar with this. Seasoning, salt and pepper, these condiments. This was the word that meant these things. Now, let's wrap up the words here. Now, the first thing we're going to look at is the guess. You literally have to guess. That's why it can be a little difficult. Now, if we look at the problem like this, Most likely is in it, and then Most likely, and most likely, or probably, these things are in it. So who do you think this person is? Or where do you think this conversation is taking place? Literally, I'm going to throw you a keyword that becomes a little bait. Then you have to combine those words You have to guess a little. So everyone, let's take a look at the guess problem that came out today. Now, if you look at our first example, There's a word like 3D drawing in the fingerprint. Construction means something is under construction. And build something, build a museum. Then the field related to this is of course You have to go to architecture. Where is architecture? Right, it's architecture. So it was a company that was building. So everyone, you're very confused. There was also the word landscaping. Landscaping is a landscape. So how pretty the tree is. So it's completely different. This is a place related to trees and grass. Now it's just building the building itself. You have to go to architecture. And then if you look at the second one, The water pipe is leaked. What is leak? It's leaking. So when the liquid is leaking, We use the word leak. Leak is a long word. So we have to fix it. Now, the job that is very related to leak is It's a plumber. This is a plumber. If something like this happens in the water pipe, Of course, the plumber has to come and fix it. So this is probably because it was the correct answer in the recent exam. You have to remember the names of the jobs that come out so well. Plumber And then there was a place to choose a place. Someone said this. Did you have a good tour? When you hear this, Oh, it's a place to travel. You can think of it like this. Travel agency But after that, this is what happened. So how was STAY? We have a variety of services. There's a laundry service. Or you can go to various places. Then again, Oh, this is not a travel agency. STAY So it's staying. How was your stay? I'm asking the customer. Again, this place is a hotel. You have to go like this. So if you only heard the first sentence, you could be a little confused. So you have to listen a little more to get the hint. So, once again, check if we went to the correct answer. Then, today, we're going to look at some questions with intention and sight. Intention It is the most difficult among listening. I told you that we have a total of five questions. Two in Part 3 And in Part 4, there are three questions. When you're scanning, there's a big downvote. You have to interpret this downvote first. And then, why is this difficult? You can't judge it by itself. I need to know the situation right before this sentence. Plus one in this sentence So you have to understand the situation after that. You have to judge after you understand the overall context. The difficulty is very high. So let's take a look at the ones that were a little difficult today. Now, this is the first question about intention and sight. Two friends are talking to each other. I guess they're hackers. So the woman said, What are you going to do today? You know, starting at 2 o'clock. Then the man said, Oh, it starts at 2 o'clock. Then I'll just do my homework later. I said that. So, everyone, why did this man say, Oh, it starts at 2 o'clock? Is it A or B? If you look at A, he says he's expressing something. What is disappointment? It's a disappointment. And number B is to remind her. What is remind? It means to remind. So the answer now has to go to A. If you look at this nuance, In order for this remind to be established, This woman basically forgot about this. I think it would have been okay if this man had said that to remind her of the information she had forgotten. Now, this woman already knows the information. So about that, Oh, it starts at 2 o'clock. I had a lot to do. Then I'll do my homework later. It's a situation where your schedule is turned off. You should have gone with the answer that you expressed a little disappointment. So let's figure out the situation before and after. It was also important to figure out the tone of acting that these voice actors were talking about. Now, let's take a look at the next question. Now, there are times when the elevator breaks down. Then the people in charge will make a notice. Then let's take a look at an example. The elevator is going to break down and there will be a repair soon. But I think there will be a lot of noise during the repair. So I can be a little disturbing in the teacher's class. So there was a notice that I apologize in advance. So I thought about it for a while. Just next Friday, our teachers have an autumn picnic. Now, the word picnic is a word called a retreat. We usually use the word retreat for a picnic at work. Please take this word again. So why did you say this? Why did you suddenly say autumn picnic? You have to bring all the previous content. So there will be noise. So if you go to the picnic, there will be no one. At that time, I'd rather say this. This person is just making a suggestion. I should do it at this time. I'm holding a little schedule. So in this context, You should have said that you are suggesting something. So this was also a problem that could have been very tricky for our purpose today.