Help me make a plan for my exams! About TOEFL and GRE.

Hello landlord, I am also an international student, since I am going to take the GRE, I must be going abroad for graduate school. Applying to graduate school requires at least TOEFL GRE and your university GPA. Now you have a year to review, you said that you have passed the 6th level, I personally think that with your current level, the test is not too high, 70 points, or even lower.

Because in terms of difficulty, the sixth level of college is easy. And if you take the TOEFL, speaking is a very important item, I don't know how the landlord speaks? If you apply for graduate school, at least 80+ is enough in the United States, 100+ from a famous school, it is recommended that the landlord go to a New Oriental or something, it is still helpful to learn some skills, but you must usually accumulate, insist on reading and listening, and do the next example questions so that it is more targeted.

Under normal circumstances, if you are more attentive and work hard for 3 months, about 80 should not be a problem, if the foundation is good or even higher. The remaining 9 months of time is the GRE, the GRE in the school admission, even more important than GPA, more than TOEFL, and the GRE writing part is more professional, learning GRE In fact, there are still a lot of domestic training courses, but I think this kind of training class to learn some skills is OK, but if you want to have a qualitative leap, you must do more questions in 9 months, English is not good, the questions may not be understood, but do more example questions, those common words can basically be known. I don't know if the landlord's school curriculum is nervous, if not, it is recommended to go to the evening class of New Oriental, and strive to have it every day, so that I can get in touch with English every day.

Try to get the TOEFL in 3 months. The remaining 9 months are actually a bit tight, but hard work is not a problem. The key is to pay attention to the usual accumulation, even if you read a book every day and do a question, but you can stick to it, and it will be very effective after 1 year.

Hope that helps.

In our school, we usually take the G test first and then take the test. G is to memorize words.,Report 10g this year.,Time is more sufficient.,Don't play in the summer vacation.,Just use it all to memorize words.。 If you finish the G test and then practice TOEFL listening, it will not be a big problem. That's what I did.

Now G is 20 dollars per institution, and T is 136 yuan per institution, but T charges 6 yuan for a charge. G, as long as you have a BOC or CMB Visa card, there is no handling fee. I think it's more convenient to send points online.

Everyone's situation is different, and there is no perfect plan in the GRE test.

It is estimated that you will not be able to give away these 80 points.

The words of the Ruby Book have to be memorized until you turn any word on any page, and you can say exactly what it means.

If you do the question. Math now completely cares about it.

In the other part, if the words are okay, I think it is enough to do the real questions, and it is not recommended to do the mock questions. The big white book and the yellow book you mentioned should be the real questions of the past years. How useful are reference books. It's hard to say.

Seven taboos for the GRE.

Abstract: The process of memorizing the words of the Red Book should be a continuous process and should never be interrupted for any reason.

The process of memorizing the words of the Red Book should be a continuous process and should never be interrupted for any reason. These possible reasons include midterm final exams, preparing for the GRE essay, reviewing the IBT, working, playing ......Because once the memorization of words is interrupted, the previous work will be compromised.

If the interval is more than a month, the estimated effect will be halved, and if the time is longer, then it is almost the same as not having memorized. Don't ask why, it's a law of memory, and I've verified the reliability of this law.

Don't be too slow when memorizing words. For example, in order to memorize words, you can move forward at a rate of 20 minutes, so that it will take you four or five hours to memorize a list.

Remember, the core of memorizing words is fast memory + multiple repetitions, which is the king of memory. When you memorize it for the first time, it will take you up to 1 and a half hours to read 1 list, and you should remember to review more in the future.

Don't spend too much time studying sample essays when preparing an essay, just read and don't write.

Don't delve into the meaning of fill-in-the-blank questions, unless you're trying to improve your English. The most important thing is to find a sense of problem solving.

I thought it was empty, but then I realized that it was actually a classic. I am afraid that the biggest help that New Oriental teachers can give you is to teach you how to find feelings in the answer and fill in the blanks.

Don't expect to use too many techniques to solve problems in your reading. For example, if you don't choose any word, in fact, there are very few options that can be excluded by these methods, but it is still necessary to pay attention to the key points when reading.

Don't delve into the truth of analogy. In fact, those who have taken the test will know that many of the analogues, especially the antisenses, are unreasonable, or unreasonable.

ETS is taking us as if we were living Merriam-Webster dictionaries, so it is necessary to summarize from the analogy questions the strange way of thinking of the ETS questioners, what they think is the relationship between "what" and "what". Antonyms should also pay attention to grasping the principle of right and wrong, and when you really can't find a suitable answer, derogatory words can be used as antonyms of positive words.

Don't neglect the math part too much. You still have to memorize math words, what words such as "octagon" and "diamond", and some commonly used expressions "inclusive" need to know what they mean.

Before the exam, you should also take a look at the difficult problems in mathematics, no one is so good at mathematics that they can go to the exam room to get a full score without looking at anything.

In the first month, I began to memorize words and do domestic questions, which are relatively simple, and are best used as introductory practice questions, and V and A are all classified and completed.

The second month begins to review,Every day according to the progress of 2 V and 2 A,Half a month or so can be completed,You can fill in the blanks in the wrong way、Analogy、Anthetics and monomers are recorded in four different notebooks in the process of doing,Read it again after all the end,Try to understand its solution ideas,If you really don't understand,Then remember the answer。 For group questions, you can focus on practicing "Recommended Group Questions" after all the reviews have been completed. In addition, it should be noted that the time of the practice review must be arranged in line with the actual exam time, and ensure that the practice of 3-4 sections in a row is guaranteed to simulate the intensity of the actual battle.

Half a month before the exam, you can start to read the machine classic, and read the summary of the machine committee every two days. It is important to note that from the second month onwards, you must memorize words every day until the day before the exam.

As for the TOEFL, it is not very difficult, it is recommended that you do more questions in these two months, you can do it, except to listen more to listening, practice speaking, there is no problem at all to go to the battlefield, good luck!

Hope it helps