How to assault CET-6 in one semester is the most effective, and what strategies should be adopted for which questions ~ ~ Please give me more advice ~ ~ Note: (There is no English class.

Tell me about my personal experience. When I took CET-6, the preparation time was actually only a few days. I basically took the exam half-naked, and only listened to a few copies of listening a few days before the exam. The result is more than 600, which is quite satisfactory.

For those who have a good English foundation, you can review the words at ordinary times. If you have a weak foundation, you have to make a general plan and recite certain words every day. But with such a thick vocabulary book, many people forget the front behind, so don't covet how many words you recite every day. You must pay attention to how many words you remember today, so don't forget to set aside time to review the words you recited a few days ago when making plans. The amount is still a little large, so don't covet the super-thick and comprehensive vocabulary book you choose. I used the same word book when preparing for CET-4, CET-4, CET-6 and CET-6. The forehand part is similar to the preparation for Band 4, and the preparation for Band 6 is mainly the backhand part of Band 6, that is, the words of Band 5-6, which will be much easier. If you haven't mastered CET-4 words, I personally suggest that you focus on 1-4 words first, because those are common basic words.

You must really read high-frequency words before the exam. Generally, there are pamphlets of such high-frequency words at the back of the review materials. Personally, I think it is still very useful.

A few days before the exam, you should listen to the real listening questions over the years. Of course, this doesn't mean that I didn't listen to English before. Although English preparation is not very good, I usually have the habit of watching American TV series, and I will still be exposed to English every day.

I think the most important test in CET-4 and CET-6 is speed. Many of my classmates' English level is much higher than mine, but the speed is slow. Finally, when they are nervous, they can't watch anything and don't do well in the exam. It is recommended to practice more speed at ordinary times. Many students told me that they felt that the actual exam time was shorter than the practice time. Therefore, when reading books and the like, there is a suggested reading time in general books, and you should deliberately shorten the training of that time. Be sure to train yourself to read the questions in a tight time.

As for the strategy, you can generally do several sets of training first, first find out what order you can do this set of papers, and do it in that order when you take the exam, not necessarily from beginning to end.

It may be a bit difficult to dictate sentences in the last part of listening, but you can practice more at ordinary times, so I think that part is very interesting and that part is better done. It is not the first time that I only listen to the main idea in my own practice, as I said in my listening. I wrote almost all the keywords the first time, probably because I have a bad memory. Haha, it depends on your own habits. Try different strategies when contacting and find the one that suits you best.

Reading Some people say to skip reading, while others say not to skip reading. My speed is relatively fast. I usually finish reading the questions and read through the articles. Of course, I don't just look at the topic, the key point is to draw it, and it is more important to read it through (and make some marks), but I don't have the habit of guessing the answer before reading the article. It depends on my personal habits.

I don't pay much attention to writing. Tell me about my roommate's habits. She also did well in the exam. She usually reads model essays before the exam, not to say that she wants to recite them, but to recite more common sentences, such as how to connect up and down, how to start, and so on. Then there is the tendency of teachers to give high marks to people who write neatly. I don't want to write well, but I want to write well. The point is neatness. This depends on our own speed to formulate policies. Personally, I write quickly, but my handwriting is very sloppy. So I have been typing a draft on the admission ticket, and then the workers copy it in. My classmates said I would just copy and print, haha ~ but this method is not suitable for many students who are not fast enough. When practicing, you still have to find a suitable method according to your own situation.

Cloze also has no strategy. As far as I am concerned, cloze is the fastest, and it is basically a sense of language, but the correct rate is also relatively high. You can ask others what the strategy is in this part.