TOEIC Writing Words Spelling

TOEIC writing test has a little extra requirement in vocabulary building; namely, you have to spell these words in the right way. Poor spelling will possibly lead you to lose your score. If these spelling errors confuse meanings and the examiner misunderstands what you are trying to express, your writing score will be impacted heavily negatively. So, spelling is an essential skill for passing the TOEIC writing test.

TOEIC test takers are non-English speakers and not for academic purposes. For those who don't have experience or school training to write in English before, there are many tasks to prepare for writing tests. Building writing vocabulary is the first of them. If you cannot spell an essential vocabulary to cover the main topics in TOEIC writing, how can you write? Or what do you use to express your idea?

That is why we strongly suggest you build your writing vocabulary separately from your general TOEIC vocabulary. As a common rule in language study, most of the words we know are used to read, listen, and speak; only a small part can we write or spell.

Because listening and speaking tests usually do not involve difficult words, the general TOEIC vocabulary is mainly for reading tests; it is relatively large and challenging. If you can spell all of them, your writing shouldn't have any trouble. However, it's a contradiction: reading needs vocabulary as large as possible, but spelling every word will slow the velocity of learning new words. A widely accepted solution is to circle an exclusive word list to practice spelling, we call it as TOEIC writing vocabulary, which includes words to support writing for usual topics in TOEIC test.

If we have a small but valuable vocabulary to practice spelling, it will help very much to prepare TOEIC writing in the minimum time it takes. Test takers have separate vocabulary levels and aim for distinct goals; no one can provide a standard list for TOEIC writing.

3000 TOEIC Vocabulary can cover TOEIC modules for most TOEIC test takers. As we mentioned above, the spelling exercise is only for writing tests, so you don't need to spell all the words in this list. You can skip difficult words, rare words, or any words that you believe are not to be used in your writing test. The vocabulary has 14 groups in total. We show links to spelling exercises for the first two groups.

• Spelling: 3000 TOEIC Vocabulary - 1
• Spelling: 3000 TOEIC Vocabulary - 2

A TOEIC vocabulary spelling sheet has two modes: 10 random words per worksheet or all words of the current group. You can select two buttons at the end of the page. Below are all links to TOEIC vocabulary spellings based on the vocabulary. 10 Random Words   All Words
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10 Random Words   All Words
10 Random Words   All Words
10 Random Words   All Words
10 Random Words   All Words
10 Random Words   All Words


For non-English speakers, if the hint card includes an explanation of the mother language, it will help to clarify misunderstanding and confusion and will speed up spelling exercises. So we provide definitions in 9 languages to 3000 TOEIC Vocabulary, by which you can add non-English definitions to hint cards.

Here, we show the links for the first two groups, which have definitions of Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, and Vietnamese.

• TOEIC Vocabulary with Arabic - 1
• TOEIC Vocabulary with Arabic - 2

• TOEIC Vocabulary with Chinese - 1
• TOEIC Vocabulary with Chinese - 2

• TOEIC Vocabulary with Japanese - 1
• TOEIC Vocabulary with Japanese - 2

• TOEIC Vocabulary with Vietnamese - 1
• TOEIC Vocabulary with Vietnamese - 2

Nine languages are available in total to make spelling practice sheets. If your mother language is in them, you can specify it with one click, and then hint cards will include explanations of your home language.