yes 
I can’t say that I wasn’t expecting that “yes”, this time. 
Hi,
Could you tell me if the answer (C) is grammatically correct? Thanks in advance.
2). What should I have done differently?
(A) You should’ve been more careful.
(B) You mustn’t waste so much paper.
(C) You should had called me sooner.
No, it isn’t. “You should have called me sooner” would be correct.
The correct option is (A).
Ciao Beverley, thanks.
Hi,
2). Excuse me, do you know where the museum is?
My question is: why not “do you know where is the museum?”? Why do that inversion subject-verb in the original sentence despite the presence of the auxiliary do?
The inversion for the question is ‘do you know…’ Despite containing the word ‘where’ a second inversion is not needed.
Hi,
1). Wouldn’t you rather have a latte?
Hmm… yeah, I think I would. – CORRECT
I won’t have a latte, thanks.
I could have a double mocha.
About the second option, if I said “I wouldn’t, thanks” the answer would be fine I guess. Can you confirm that?
Many thanks in advance.
Hi,
Let me tell you that there is a mistake concerning the second question of this exercise. In the recording, about the third answer the speaker says “Sorry, I’m in a hurry” and not “No, I am not minding”.
2). Excuse me, would you mind taking our picture?
No, not at all. – CORRECT
Yes, I did mind.
No, I am not minding.
By the way, shouldn’t the question be “… would you mind taking US A picture?”?
Thanks a lot for your attention. Take care.
PS: The link of the exercise: english-test.net/toeic/liste … e_way.html
That answer would be okay, though it would be unusual. More likely would be,
"No thanks, I’m happy with this.’ or something similar.
No that would be incorrect. The indication would be that you were taking apicture of something else for (on behalf of) these people.
You could say ‘… taking a picture of us.’
Thanks a lot, Bev! You’re great.
Hi,
I’d like just to know if the first option of the following listening exercise is grammatically correct:
2). Shouldn’t we call them before we leave?
No, we didn’t need to call; let’s just go.
Yes, we shouldn’t phone them and say hi.
Yeah, we should let them know we’re coming. – CORRECT
Many thanks.
It is possible that it would be correct in one particular context (where the speaker is indicating an instruction/direction given earlier) but the usual expected tense there would be the present tense:
No, we don’t need to call; let’s just go.
All right, Bev. Thanks again.
Hi Beeesnees Madam,
english-test.net/forum/posti … ly&t=32850 From this link,
Audio File is downloading late, since we are also facing power in our side, I regret
the inability to continue the forum and attending exercies as I used before.
Why I have not informed Sir, he may be busy with his business, you just inform him
that I am also facing lot of problems, I will not in position to continue the forum.
He asked me to give some donation for charity, that is not possible for me to give
since I am a home maker, I am depending my husband for my needs.
Thank you for your co-operation which you extended for improving/learning my English.
S.Shanthi
Hi,
Let me tell you that there’s no the transcript of the first question.
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Thanks
Hi,
Could you tell me how it should be the question because the answer “Yes, I haven’t” is correct?
2). You haven’t finished doing payroll, have you?
No, not quite. – CORRECT
Yes, I haven’t.
I’ve paid you.
english-test.net/toeic/liste … _held.html
Many thanks in advance!
‘Yes, I haven’t’ is not correct. ‘No, I haven’t’ would be correct.
‘N, not quite’ is the only viable option from the choices. It means 'No, you are right, I have not completely finished it though I am very near to completing it."