About Chinese in Grade Three = =

Don't worry, learning Chinese is a process of quality accumulation. You have ink in your heart, but you haven't found a good way to squeeze it out, so you have to believe in your ability first.

As for the exam, what you usually have to remember should not be sloppy, because reciting questions is the simplest and most stress-free marking link.

When you say that your reading part is not very good, it's not that you don't understand, but that you haven't figured out the way to answer the questions. There are routines and skills in answering modern essays in junior high schools. Don't worry about the problem yet. You can analyze the papers with high scores first, and compare several papers, and you will find that they all answer the questions in the same way. You should sum up which scores should be grasped for different types of questions, and then draw a systematic method. Next, you will find some standardized modern Chinese reading questions in the large-scale exam to try with your summary method, and then refer to the standard answers or ask a teacher to analyze your answers to see what are the shortcomings and whether it is necessary to continue to improve the set of methods you summarized before. Take your time. How can people in China not understand the article? Keep your chin up! !

As for your lack of time to write a composition, that's your speed, which is easier to solve. Pinch your watch during the exam and answer the questions in strict accordance with the time. If you really can't, you can reasonably choose to give up some uncertain topics, because composition is a very important part. Let me tell you a trick, because the teacher reads the paper faster, so when you really don't have time, you should try to write the beginning and end of the article with some literary grace or momentum, and the handwriting must be neat, at least when you write it, it looks calm!

I'm in a hurry for class, so I don't have time to elaborate. If there is another chance, we will talk slowly. Wish you all the best! Come on ~ ~