How should I arrange my time at university? 30

I'm also a British college, but I'm a junior this year. I'm more homely, but I usually go out with my roommates and occasionally go shopping. There's a lot more to studying at university.

There are some small suggestions, first, there is a junior high school under the sophomore year, and you can usually go to the morning and evening self-study with your classmates to prepare for the junior fourth. Second, talk to your best friends. Purposeless chatting can sometimes release some stress.

Third, elective courses are also a pathway. You can find something you like. Generally, if you take it in the first and second years, you can choose the best one you like.

Because after the senior year, I generally choose majors related to medical English, business English, correspondence, etc. Interpersonal communication is mutual, and if you want to be friendly with others, you also need to give. Sometimes there will be confusion, and it is possible that your classmates want to talk to you but can't find a topic for the time being.

Try to take the initiative to talk to others. Try to participate in some good group activities, which can really promote relationships. It has been found that when you meet a classmate on the road, calling her name to say hello will increase your favorability.

Maybe it's because there's a wonderful sense of respect. It seems to be off topic, British college, freshman and sophomore study foundation, junior and senior year strive to improve and find direction. Let's work together, the partners of the British College Slowly change, believe in the major you choose, and believe that you can do it.

At least let yourself not be so sorry to think about it later.

It's good to study in depth in some areas, and it's recommended to participate in some extracurricular activities outside of study! Improve yourself and expand your relationships! Life will be more comfortable!

University is a very free place, and there is indeed a gap between the rich and the poor, but you can rely on your own efforts to reach heights that others can't reach. When I first entered college, my English was not very good, and I was in a rural high school, so the gap between my spoken English and those in the city was really not ordinarily big. Later, in the first year of my freshman year, I often studied, watched American movies, imitated other people's pronunciation, and made full use of the opportunity to communicate with foreign teachers in speaking classes, and my English did improve a lot.

The key to English is to speak and not be able to speak, and such a language has no real meaning for itself.

Freshmen and sophomores obediently lay the foundation and don't waste too much time.

As for the economic aspect, save a little in life, don't waste what you don't buy, and we often find that the things we buy are very little or almost useless. You can work hard for the scholarship, the country's 8,000 is a lot of money.

You'll know a lot of people in college, I don't think it will give you a big problem in terms of communication, girls, you have a talent for communication, you're brave and stupid, you're afraid of something, you take the first step in everything.

As for appearance, I think it's important for a person to be neat and generous, learn to dress, and be coordinated.

Also, translation can be divided into interpretation and translation, which is not a very simple matter, and it is a guarantee for you to get a certificate, which is not very related to appearance.

I believe that your college life is exciting and exciting! (I wrote so much, I want to help you, your 5 points are relatively small, don't be stingy and give it to me).

College English learning can start from the simplest and most powerful English original**, and cultivate a sense of language through reading. For example: Harry Potter, Fantastic Beasts in **, Charlotte's Web, Moon and Sixpence, etc., their words, language and narrative are "entry-level" and easy to learn.

It's best to be able to read a few to dozens of pages a day.

I generally read in a fast way. Speed reading is an efficient reading learning method, and its principle is to activate the potential of the "eyes and brain", cultivate and improve the ability to read speed, overall perception, inductive comprehension, attention and other aspects of the right bridge, corresponding to the reading comprehension is of great help. For speed reading exercises, please refer to "Elite Special Whole Brain Speed Reading Memory Training".

After mastering the speed reading, you can quickly extract the key information of the article, improve the efficiency and accuracy of the question, and save a lot of time. When doing English reading comprehension, you should pay attention to: do not translate word by word when reading, and do not read a sentence repeatedly, that is, when you encounter a sentence that you don't understand for a while, you will immerse yourself in reading that sentence over and over again, and ponder it repeatedly.

In fact, it is not necessary at all, because choosing the right answer does not mean that you have to read every sentence of the original text, it is enough to grasp some key sentences, and the correct way is to focus on understanding the whole paragraph and the whole article, and focus on the sentences that cover the point of the question.

Read American dramas and British dramas and practice speaking. In listening, speaking, reading and writing, many students in China do not work hard enough on "speaking". Many students can't find their own pronunciation problems, so it is recommended that you read a paragraph, record it, listen to it yourself, and then compare other people's pronunciation and correct it little by little.

If you don't have a good foundation in English, you must first correct it from the pronunciation, starting with the alphabet and phonetic transcription. After continuous correction, practice, and consolidation, use the method of "reading along" to learn the tone and intonation.

Practice the purest English and American pronunciation through "reading along". We can take learning English as a fun thing, don't just watch dramas, practice English while watching it to kill two birds with one stone.

Find a reliable partner to practice with. The key word of learning English is a loss, in addition to "repetition", that is, "practice". If you have foreign friends, it's a good idea, but if you don't, you can form an English speaking group with your friends.

Many people think it's funny for two Chinese people to get together and speak English, but if you don't try, you will never be able to speak English.

I am an English major at one of the two universities.

The most important thing for English majors is to memorize words. I suggest on the mobile phone** a memorization word app (recommended not to memorize words), usually you can take out a few if you have nothing to do, make good use of the time, the most taboo for British college students is to put it bad! According to personal experience, there is no need to buy vocabulary books for level 4 and 6 preparation at all, because they are heavy, too lazy to bring them, and they will not open them at all.

The second is to clarify what certificates you should take in college, plan your time, and prepare accordingly. As an English college student, level 4 and 6 are the most basic certificates, as well as a series of competitions such as college 4 and 8, BEC exam, English test for international talents, Shanghai interpreting exam, catti and so on. It is necessary to clarify the content of the exam and conduct targeted exercises.

Third, you can watch some British and American dramas, movies, listen to some English songs, I recommend Friends, Life Big**, Little Sheldon, Harry Potter, Shawshank's Salvation Model Redemption, etc. These can train your listening skills and improve your speaking skills and vocabulary. There is no doubt that the level of English is accumulated in this way.

You can also watch TED talks, BBC documentaries, which are very helpful for self-improvement. There are also foreign magazines and books in foreign languages. It doesn't matter if you don't understand it, browse roughly.

Your vocabulary will gradually improve.

All of the above is my own experience.

From your questions, you can feel that you are still quite interested in English. According to my personal opinion, reading is a major event, not only to read a certain amount of intensive reading, but also to pay attention to the amount of extensive reading, whether it is a humanistic background, or factual news is good. Anyway, read a little bit every day, preferably 40 minutes a day, and believe that persistence is victory.

Listening, I personally think that it is not the amount of listening, the emphasis is on the quality of listening, even if it is not understood once, repeat, repeat, listen slowly, there will be gains, it is best to listen and write at the same time, insist on half an hour every day, it is enough. In my humble opinion, I hope it can be helpful to you. Hehe.

Great, all you have to do for those 8 hours is to think in English!

1 All you should get your English done as soon as possible now, whether it is level 4 or IELTS, you will not go to graduate school before you get a domestic diploma, and then going abroad is a very annoying thing, you need a lot of proof, such as your four-year college transcript, that is, GPA, as well as your family's property certificate, and you must start choosing a school, like you start now and you can go as soon as next fall, because you can only go when the foreign country starts, and you can't complete this series alone, I want to start looking for an intermediary to do it for you, when my sister went abroad, it was done for private reasons, you can call ** to consult first, 85027966, very good

The language training school Global IELTS is not bad.

What is your major? I know of a good UK university that has accepted students who don't have a degree for graduate school.

I still want to be in the top 30 if I haven't got my degree certificate?!

Leave the country as soon as possible? It's easy, go to a preparatory course or a language school first, and go to a language school is the fastest.

IELTS scores are still required for university preparation courses, which are sometimes not used in language schools, but are still required when applying to schools!

You can transfer credits to study for a year in the past, anyway, your English is not good, first get a British undergraduate diploma, and then go to graduate school, so that you don't even need to take the IELTS test. That's how my brother passed, he just started the class and felt pretty good.

I know that a study abroad agency can go out in October, as long as you pass IELTS 6 points, you can, ** to you, you consult: 010-58876609

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