Junior middle school science students make up English.

I am a person who has participated in the college entrance examination for three years. I did well in college entrance examination English 135 (Shanghai), but English is not my strong point. Let me give you some advice.

I don't know where you are from, but you have to take a grammar exam, right? Grammar is the foundation. When we take an exam, we make at most one or two grammatical mistakes. If we make too many mistakes, we won't get high marks. In the summer vacation of my sophomore year, I began to study grammar systematically. In fact, I bought a grammar book (the one with grammar in front and exercises in the back, but each part is clearly divided, such as a chapter on verbs and a chapter on clauses). I read a chapter carefully every day and then do the problem. It won't take long.

Then there is listening. Listening is nothing more than listening more, and listening to a set. Don't listen to any English radio or English programs. It is too late. Listen to the questions directly and do at least one set every week. Listening in the college entrance examination is not difficult at all. After listening more, you can sum up a routine yourself. (For example, at the airport, the plane was late, and the two said that what they did in the summer vacation was to travel and have fun. We were wrong once or twice at most.

Cloze and reading are both difficult questions, and we usually grade them here. First of all, you should do more. Needless to say, you need to spend more time on which course you want to learn well. So if it is finished, my experience is to read it three times, the first time to browse the main meaning, the second time to choose, and the third time to check. Look at the questions before reading and find the answers according to them.

Finally, composition. It is the most difficult to improve the composition quickly. You must have a good knowledge of English to write a good composition. My suggestion is that you should read more good model essays written by others, some of which are excellent and ordinary, and then memorize them. Note that the whole article is memorized, not a good word or sentence, or you won't think of putting it up when you write a composition.

About memorizing words, to be honest, I admire your English very much. . But I am willing to recite words. I think I didn't recite the words well at first, but people like you who recite the words but forget them are still because they haven't practiced. I think doing problems is more helpful than just memorizing words. Of course, it would be better if you were willing to recite it.

Finally, I will give you a small outline of English learning, hoping it will be useful to you.

1. Insist on memorizing words

Buy an English grammar book and do it at once.

3. Buy papers and do at least two rolls a week, and make time to do it, that is, concentrate on doing it for exactly two hours.

4. Find some essays to study why others write well and recite articles well.

That's basically it. Don't be lazy. I saw in your introduction that you recited some words, but you didn't make them yourself, and the grammar was too wrong. My suggestion is to do more. Although it is more painful than reciting words in bed, it is worth it. China is an exam-oriented education. You can improve your ability at will in the college entrance examination, so that in the end you will have a mechanical reaction to the questions. Are you still afraid of not getting high marks in the exam? Let's move now. If you don't understand this question, ask the teacher at once. It's not too late for you to work hard.

PS: I envy you for still struggling. I think the days when you struggled together in senior three are wonderful, so cherish them. I wish you good grades in college entrance examination English ~ ~