Sophomore Winter Break SAT TOEFL Prep 15

1.If you want to take a higher grammar test, mastering skills is fundamental, and then you need a lot of practice. Be good at classifying and sorting out mistakes.

You can look it up on the Internet, someone should put the grammar handouts up, and it's only a matter of time before you improve your skills. Or you can buy Zhang Yibing's SAT grammar, I think it's similar to the lecture in New Oriental.

2.Are you working your back, using the right method? SAT vocabulary is mastered until you see it and know what it means.

I memorized them with flashcards, and I used to hate memorizing words so much that I forgot them easily. But I found that most of the words I got wrong in my last SAT test were vocabulary questions, so I decided to memorize them. I think the cards are very useful, and it's easy to look at them every day when I have free time, and it's easy to get over 200 a day.

You can also use the method of association with root affixes, so that it is much easier to remember words.

3.I don't know what level you are at writing, 8 points are necessary, and 10 points are full of basics. I don't think it's hard to score more than 10 points, if there is a level of 10 points, a score of more than 10 is a question of whether the example is strong or not.

I like to read the full score essay more often, but I don't memorize it, remember the examples and use them in my own essays.

Or you can consult some professional teachers, or sign up for an intensive class or something, and wish you success

If you are going to take the current SAT, it is recommended that you can memorize the words in the SAT Emerald Book at least 20 times. You have to brush up on the SAT OG three or four times, and you have to brush all the SAT questions from the previous 10 years back and forth twice. These three pieces of information are sufficient for the SAT test.

Although there are many SAT training courses on the market now, the teachers are uneven, and the quality of teaching cannot be guaranteed. At the same time, you can also learn and progress with your classmates in interactive groups.

Shen ** has the greatest advantage in studying abroad.

1. Primary and secondary school students aged 9-17 (parents can accompany them).

2. No need to be proficient, no need to provide TOEFL and IELTS scores to directly enter the same grade.

3. The annual tuition fee is $19,280 CAD (about 130,000 RMB).

4. The school applied for is a public school in Canada.

5. And Canada graduated from high school in the second year of high school (the third year of high school went to the preparatory department).

If you don't plan to go abroad after graduating from high school, don't waste your time studying for the TOEFL now, because the results of the TOEFL test are only valid for two years. It's not too late for you to make a quasi-change in your junior year, and you'll have a better idea of what major you want to study by then.

Yes, I believe you can, just learn by heart!

You see which country you're going to go to! Each country has different requirements for studying abroad! That's where I went to Japan!

I can't work when I go! Now that the policy has changed, you can work! And are your funds sufficient?

Is it all your family will pay for the tuition in the future, or do you want to work part-time to pay for the tuition during your study abroad, then if it is the latter, you will have a bit of a hard time! I'm studying abroad and working part-time! It's still a bit hard!

You have to give yourself a goal first, where you want to study abroad! What do you want to learn! Don't go numb to study abroad without knowing anything! You're going to be miserable in that case.

Words are mainly memorized in the usual fragmented time, first memorize the TOEFL words and then get the SAT, to step by step, TOEFL recommends taking the test about 3 times, according to the results, the main two times do not get too close, the SAT recommends memorizing Balang 3500 and Brother Monkey, but I generally read a few more word books, to play a repetitive memory effect.

Hello classmates, I think you should be mentally prepared to take the TOEFL and SAT twice (most elementary school students need to take the test twice to get their ideal score), given that the results of these two are valid (2 years), so it is recommended that you take the test once in the second semester of your sophomore year and take the test again in the first semester of your junior year (the same goes for the SAT). Because the application for studying in the United States needs to be one year in advance, your application will also start after the end of the second year of high school, and your language score can be submitted as late as the start of the second semester of the third year of high school, so rest assured, the schedule will definitely be in time.

You can refer to this for scheduling planning, but it still needs to be analyzed on a case-by-case basis

The first semester of the first year of high school: learn high school English well, study and practice on your own in your spare time, increase your vocabulary, and have a deep understanding of the TOEFL test;

In the first semester of high school: in addition to self-study, apply for TOEFL training classes to start systematic learning;

The first semester of the second year of high school: continue to enroll in TOEFL classes and begin to understand the SAT at the same time;

Second semester of high school: Register for the first TOEFL test, and if the score is not satisfactory, start preparing for the second time. At the same time, I began to enroll in tutorial classes to study SAT;

First semester of senior year: Register for the second TOEFL test, and register for the first SAT test at the same time, if it is not ideal, take it again.

You can take the TOEFL in the next winter vacation and take the first test after a month or two. If not, take the test again in the summer vacation of the first and second years of high school.

I think you're still ready to go again, because it's expensive, and because you can get points, you will leave history.

Summer vacation in the first and second year of high school. The TOEFL can be taken during the summer vacation of the second year of high school.

You can now go to learn the new concept book, the new concept is a non-test-taking teaching resource, but the grades will be greatly improved after learning, probably before the summer vacation of the first year of high school, the new concept of the 3 volumes will be completed, during the study of the new concept of the words have been memorized, and at the same time the high school vocabulary has been completed, and then you can start to prepare for the TOEFL test in the summer vacation, on a higher level class, the foundation does not need to be on, to the second semester of high school 2 you can go to the test, if you are not ready, or want to take the test better, then the first half of the third year of high school to take the test. In short, you must not take the exam in the second half of the third year of high school, otherwise the college entrance examination, SAT, and TOEFL will be too busy to mix together.

As for the SAT, the content is a little simpler than the TOEFL, but the vocabulary requirements are high, requiring more than 12000, and the TOEFL is more than 8000 SAT is taken 6 times a year, respectively.

The training of New Oriental is very good, I am taking, if you want to take a training class, you can go to New Oriental.

Generally, you can apply as early as 10 November, which means that it is best to get your satisfactory results before November, especially if you want to go to UCB, and the latest is to take the SAT in December, so you should give up the college entrance examination.