Recommended books to prepare for the TOPIK Advanced Exam

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It took me more than 20 days to prepare for the advanced level, and although I didn't get any results, I felt quite comfortable.

1.Buy a vocabulary manual directly, single, don't explain a lot, associate a lot of words, simple single small book, carry it with you every day.

2.Search directly in the library, topik intermediate grammar Pick a good version,**Print it out,Start memorizing grammar,The same method as memorizing words,As soon as you see the grammar,You can say how it is used。

4.It is recommended to memorize all the grammar before brushing up on the questions. Memorizing grammar is very fast, I think three or four days for the intermediate level is enough, you don't need to remember it very thoroughly, you can make it very clear, as long as you know the general meaning, for example, you can know the reason why he is the table by looking at it?

Or is it hypothetical in the table? Table of transitions

Advanced means doing more past papers. If you are weak in grammar, you can read "Korean Chinese Proficiency Test Grammar Outline Analysis and Practical Training (Advanced)", a grammar essential book.

I'm also learning Korean, and I'm going to buy a copy of "800 Questions" to do.

When I first learned elementary school, I also relied on the "535 Questions", which I felt was more comprehensive, and I thought it was a better textbook.

If you take the advanced test.

Words: If you have time, you can directly memorize it into the purple "Selected Hanhan, Han and Han Dictionary" of the Ming Publishing House.

The Foreign Language Research Agency's book "Vocabulary and Grammar Necessary for the Korean Chinese Proficiency Test, topik orange cover" is worth seeing.

The books with Korean names on the above two sides were highly recommended by my local teacher when I was in Korea, and the book was compiled authoritatively from the place where the questions were written. It is sold in China but it doesn't seem to be easy to find, but I've seen it in excellence.

Listening: Let's watch Korean dramas directly, it's all advanced, this is a must.

Composition: There is an orange copy of "Korean Chinese Writing" which is a key construction textbook for colleges and universities in our country, and I remember that it was published by Peking University Press.

You can find something to do in the comprehensive paper, and the main thing is the past questions.

Good luck with your pass.

1, Han Du Chinese Zhi vocabulary intensive teaching dao and training, Korean Chinese Proficiency Test essential vocabulary and special grammar: advanced genus.

2. Korean Chinese Reading (Advanced), Easy Learning Korean (Advanced 1 & 2).

3, Jinming Publishing House's purple "Selected Han-Han-Han Dictionary".

4, Korean Chinese course 5 &61, topik advanced refers to the Korean Chinese language proficiency advanced test.

First of all, your level is bai should take the advanced Korean Chinese test, du if your level is not bad, you are not.

DAO should be bought lightly back.

Song learned Korean Chinese answered, also, you should go to a large bookstore to browse, it is a book for coping with the level exam, and only one copy, if this book is read through, if you can do it, then you don't need anything, the words must be one.

I recommend doing the past papers and doing it repeatedly in self-study! Then buy a more comprehensive grammar book to assist. No matter what foreign language test you take, the past papers are the best revision material! I think the "Korean Chinese Grammar Intensive Lecture and Training" is very good, and the corresponding vocabulary is also good

It is recommended to learn pronunciation first - after learning simple grammar. You can first go to**buy a dozens of dollars for Korean self-study** tutorials, and also take the teacher one-on-one guidance, and then learn a little simple grammar, basically the topic is still very simple. If you are interested, you can also contact me.

I see you're going to take the primary intermediate exam, and if you're going to take the intermediate exam in September this year, I don't think it's a big play by self-study, and it's generally enough to take classes. I studied Korean Chinese at Yonsei University, which was helpful in grammar, but in speaking, the content was too old.

According to the level of the exam. In the case of beginners: words. Grammar. Plus the past papers are pretty much the same.

Intermediate: Strengthen listening, do past papers, and write essays

Advanced: Strong Words and Colloquialisms More Lively Listening Materials Advanced Grammar Advanced Composition.

The past years of real questions are almost thoroughly studied, and the textbook is Yonsei University's "Korean Chinese Course" is good, and the material is that there is a topik essential grammar tutorial and a vocabulary tutorial.

Korean Chinese Topik Proficiency Test Admission Ticket.

When you print, you will be notified, and then it will be displayed to print the admission ticket.

It should be printed in September.

I also self-taught Korean, experienced the TOPIK elementary-middle-high level of each level of exams, personally recommend Yonsei University Korean Chinese School of TOPIK standard course (published by World Book Publishing Company), divided into grammar and vocabulary two, if you have enough time, it is recommended to read carefully, you will learn a lot, basically the primary book to eat through the intermediate level is no problem, the intermediate level to eat through the advanced pass is no problem, the advanced to eat through, the advanced to get a high score is absolutely no problem. If it's very close to the exam, I recommend the topik real questions published by the Foreign Research Society, generally 4 sets of real questions per volume, the explanation is very detailed, and after doing it, I will repeatedly consolidate the wrong questions, I will check all the words I don't know at that time, and even if I do it right, I will read it again, so that it will have twice the result with half the effort.

Then there is the composition, now that it has been reformed, there should be no need to write essays at the elementary level, but the intermediate and senior levels are needed, if the test is intermediate and advanced, it is recommended to prepare for targeted preparation according to the past essay questions in the real questions, and the model essay behind is a good reference.

Finally, I wish you the best of luck.

It is best to finish a complete set of textbooks, then buy real questions, and keep brushing up on the questions before the exam.

Memorize a little sentence pattern for writing, and insist on memorizing words every day.

Do you want beginner or upper-intermediate grades.

For advanced Korean, you can buy the following books for review:

1. Korean Chinese vocabulary teaching and training, Vocabulary and grammar necessary for Korean Chinese proficiency test: advanced.

2. Korean Chinese Reading (Advanced), Easy Learning Korean (Advanced 1 & 2).

3, Jinming Publishing House's purple "Selected Han-Han-Han Dictionary".

4, Korean Chinese course 5 &61, topik advanced refers to the Korean Chinese language proficiency advanced test.

Advanced Passing Score:

Level 5 The passing score is more than 50 points and less than 40 points (excluding 40 points).

Level 6 The passing score is more than 70 points and less than 50 points (excluding 50 points).

Exam Preparation Advice:

First, you need to recognize yourself and choose the level you want to apply for based on your level of Korean language learning in Korean language training. There is a considerable range of difficulty between the levels of the TOPIK exam, so you should try your best according to your level. In general, you need to study Korean for at least 6 months for the beginner exam, and for the intermediate and advanced levels, you need to study for 1 year and 2 years or more, respectively.

Candidates who study at a Korean language training school will be able to clearly identify their level of Korean language learning.

The second is to lay a solid foundation and expand the vocabulary and grammar of Korean. Most of the non-Korean major candidates have weak basic skills, which is manifested in low vocabulary and poor grammar mastery. Vocabulary and grammar are like the foundation of a building, and individual subjects such as listening, writing, and reading comprehension are built on this foundation.

Some candidates write essays with many typos, which is a sign that the basic skills are not solid.

Thirdly, it is recommended that candidates can use associative memory to establish vocabulary and grammar networks. Each word or grammar exists in a network structure, and scattered memories alone tend to be inefficient and easy to forget, so it is important to enhance memory by making associations. Various associations such as synonyms, antonyms, collocations, idiomatic expressions, and synonym discrimination are all good ways to help with memory, for example, there are many connecting endings that indicate causal relationships in Korean, and the difference between them is often tested in the exam.

Fifth, make a Korean language study plan and arrange the revision time reasonably. Generally speaking, candidates should start systematic revision about two months before the exam, and insist on arranging a certain amount of study time every day. A variety of exercises such as memorizing words, learning grammar, doing exercises, and writing assignments can be interspersed and alternated to avoid fatigue caused by monotonous revision.

Test scores are always proportional to the amount of time invested, and sharpening your guns on the spot is often an effective way to take the test.

Memorize more words and memorize grammar. Let's read related advanced question books, books. Because many of the vocabulary and grammar in the advanced test are not used in daily life, there is no way but to memorize them.

Do the real question.

Essays are easy to write and can't be finished, write and answer quickly.

For a month, my personal advice is to focus on practicing writing skills, because many of my friends are working on publishing.

If you can't pass this pass and lose the right to be promoted, read more books, learn how to carry out simple word-editing, modification, grammar and words are practiced at the same time when you usually practice writing, find more teachers or Koreans to change it for you, and humbly ask for advice, why, ** mistakes, it will be of great help to you. Practice a lot, and I wish you success.