It s the third year of high school, how can I learn English well?

Give me a free English test address, e-say**English.

You can test your English level for free, one of the course advisors.

I will give you a pre-assessment of your English and understand your English** is not good.

Targeted learning, so that learning will make greater progress.

Using the fragmentary time to study, you can make flashcards, put them in your pocket, and take them out to memorize whenever you have time. After waking up in the morning and before going to sleep at night is the memory period, which can be used to study.

It's still the same sentence: A good memory is better than a bad pen. During class, you should write down the key points of the teacher's words in a book and gather them together to facilitate review. Write more words every day and remember them at the same time.

Cultivate the habit of reading in the morning, because the memory in the morning will be better, so that the heart, eyes, mouth, remember the heart is always the first.

Also, it is important to do more mock papers to consolidate knowledge. Writing more English essays or something is of great help to improve your English scores.

I remember that when I was in my third year of high school, I bought two English question books for the college entrance examination over the years, which were available in various regions, with a total of more than 80 sets. Do one set a day, because your own writing is okay, and the teacher often takes practice in listening classes, so Liang Lianyi only does the single-choice reading gestalt in the college entrance examination questions, and copies the wrong single-choice every day, and looks at it when you think about it.

Of course, it was very painful at the beginning, but then I did it for more than a month, and the English scores of the two simulations were the first and the second once, and I won more than a dozen. Then I felt a sense of accomplishment and insisted on finishing both books.

I think it's very rewarding, even though it's just a matter of doing the questions. Now I am an undergraduate student, and the exams in English classes and the fourth and sixth levels are largely based on my previous feelings.

In addition, if the foundation is not too good, you must memorize the words, no matter how much you hate them, you must memorize them, and you must persist until the day when you memorize a sense of achievement.

Then don't have the idea of looking for a way to "get ready for it quickly"....This is really not as good as science, it really takes long-term persistence to have a big effect...

Here's some learning**.

In my personal experience, first of all, you must have a more complete English note in the first and second years of high school, so that you can master the important grammar, phrases, words, etc. in English more completely.

Secondly, you have to find out the test papers you have done before and look at them again, the focus is on the wrong questions, in fact, scheming students will make a wrong question book by themselves, and remember the questions they have done before together, so that they can review intuitively and conveniently;

In the end, if you have nothing to do, you will rub it next to the teacher, you ask a question, maybe he can give you a lot of knowledge points, so you have to learn, at that time I just took the questions on the English weekly newspaper, in fact, it was not a kick, just those idle questions to ask, the teacher saw that you are so motivated, so he will naturally tell you more and give you more guidance;