How can I learn English faster?

Very simple. When our Chinese teacher taught us ancient Chinese, he said that this is half a foreign language. In other words, learning foreign language vocabulary is very important. Now, I will tell you some of my experiences in detail. 1: On the Internet, many articles teach you how to pass CET-6 in one month, and pass CET-4 in half a month. I personally think it is possible! But that is definitely for friends who have a good foundation in English. If you are not good at basic English at the beginning, then you can only be like me and go step by step in a down-to-earth manner. In fact, the most important point is that there is no shortcut to learning. 2: Listening: The listening part is the easiest part to score in the CET-4 and CET-6 exams. Out of the total 20 points, if you have good listening skills, it is not a problem to get 16-18 points. The so-called good level, I think as long as you can understand voa stand english, it is enough to cope with level 6. Personally, I have not systematically heard the questions from the CET-4 and CET-6 exams over the years, but the estimated scores for the exams are all 16-18 for listening. At the beginning, it was difficult for me to even listen to Voa Special English. My method is: listen to a sp 4-5 times, understand the pronunciation and meaning of the English words you don’t understand, and then insist on 2 hours of listening training every day to attack the sp. If you have nothing to do, just take an MP3 player and listen to it, so that you can slowly get used to the English context. Two months later, I listened to a CET-4 English test tape and found that things I couldn’t understand at all became easier. Now, you already have a certain listening foundation. Next, you can do some special dictation and try to listen to stand English. This stage really knocks your confidence^^: there are many spelling errors in dictation, stand sounds like heavenly scripture, and then I think: My level is still not good, 5555~~~ But it doesn’t matter, in fact, you are already making progress, but you are not Just aware of it. If you stick to it, you will slowly find that your dictation accuracy has improved, and stand has become more and more familiar. When the dictation special feels easy, you can start trying to dictate shorter stands. If you can persist in training, you will have reached the level 6 foreign language listening requirements in about half a year. Because the listening requirements of Level 6 are not particularly high, if you can understand stand, you will really feel that the speech of Level 6 is really slow. One thing to note here is that actually listening to some real listening questions from previous CET-4 and CET-6 exams before the exam can help you understand the question types and become familiar with the exam pattern, so it is definitely worth it. I am quite conceited about my listening skills, so I haven’t listened much. As a result, I never get full marks for my listening skills^^ 3: Vocabulary This is a common topic. As we all know, words are the basis of English. Without words, it is like building a building without them. Bricks can only imagine castles in the air. But learning words is considered by everyone to be the most difficult and boring thing. Friends with good basic skills can learn words through reading, but for those with poor basic skills, this won't work at all. I can’t quite understand the whole article, why are we talking about learning vocabulary? Since our current level is not good, we must work harder than others. After I took the CET-6 exam, a big box was filled with scratch paper for memorizing vocabulary words. Everyone must have had this experience. The words I memorized not long ago were quickly forgotten. So what should I do? At that time, I memorized about 30-40 words every day, and the next day I reviewed the words from the previous day. Then every Sunday, I spent an hour reviewing the words for the week, and every month I spent a few hours reviewing a word. Review the monthly vocabulary once. If you continue like this, you will be able to accumulate a relatively large vocabulary in half a year. Before the exam, review the vocabulary again. Because it is for exams, you can find high-frequency words about the CET-4 and CET-6 exams and focus on memorizing them (there is a lot of relevant information on the Internet). For the vocabulary in the middle of the exam, you need to do the questions. When I was taking the CET-6 exam, I was working on a vocabulary breakthrough book for the CET-6 exam from Beiwai University. Spend a week figuring out all the questions and writing down all the words you don’t understand. Because the experience of previous years in CET-6 is that many questions are repeated. 4: Reading. In my opinion, reading means increasing the amount of reading, improving the reading speed, and mastering certain reading skills. At the beginning, because the foundation was relatively poor, articles that were too difficult were definitely not suitable for friends with poor foundation. First, you can read some adapted novels such as "Bookworm" (high school level) to practice your feelings. When the vocabulary has accumulated to a certain level, you can officially start to improve your reading level.

The first is to take real test questions, from CET-4 to CET-6, and strive to understand all the sentences and words in the real test questions, and do some analysis of the difficult sentences, especially the grammatical structure. Here's a problem: your accuracy will be very low when you first do the questions. Don't be discouraged. Keep at it and absorb the essence from each reading. You will soon find out: reading is really not that scary. Second, for CET-6, you can usually read news magazines such as China daily, which can not only improve your interest but also enhance your reading level. Now I like to read 1-2 pages of English newspapers every night, and it has become a habit. 5: Composition Composition has always been my weakest project. Although I was among the top three in my class in Chinese in high school, it was a pity that I never touched any Chinese books in college and lost them all. If you study according to the above three aspects, your composition will definitely not be very bad. After all, English is a comprehensive improvement process. If your listening, reading, and vocabulary are good, it is impossible that your composition will be completely bad. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't work hard. Here I remember a sentence said by an English teacher in the sixth-level improvement class: reading thousands of volumes, writing like a god. One word for the composition: Memorize! If you memorize many, many sample essays, your essay score will not be lower than 6 points. But I suggest that while memorizing, you can use a small book to copy down some wonderful sentences, read them often, and draw inferences. The same sentence, used in different places, will have different effects? Experience it for yourself. Moreover, these wonderful sentences are what make you stand out and are also the basis for the teacher to give you high marks. As I write this, my experience is basically the same. I hope it can be helpful to everyone, especially friends who are not very good at it. In fact, it’s not difficult to reach level 4 or level 6. What’s difficult is whether you have the determination! Anyone with a poor foundation like me can pass Level 6, and you can do it too:) 6: Have confidence in yourself, believe in yourself, work hard, and persevere, you can do it. Please do not plagiarize. Submit violations to The administrator will handle it