How to learn English more effectively and improve your score?

I'll tell you about my previous learning experience, and I think my English grades have improved very quickly.

1.Increase your English vocabulary. This is very important, it refers to the vocabulary capacity in addition to the textbook + the vocabulary outside the classroom.

I recommend that you buy a booklet (the kind that is small enough to fit in your pocket) and write down all the new words in the test paper that you don't know or that are easy to forget. I usually have time to take a look at it more (with me).Over time, you will find that you know more words than others.

2.Pay attention to the class and listen carefully. Refers to a high level of concentration. Everything the teacher said that he couldn't remember was recorded in the book. The amount of notes in your book can tell if you are listening carefully in class (hehe. This is something that my previous English teacher taught me).

3.Do your homework carefully after class. It's not about quantity, it's about quality.

That is, whether the homework you do is consolidated. Wrong this time. Go and look it up carefully.

Grammar (your review should be informative)...Don't be wrong next time. Or you can write down the syntax in a booklet.

4.Hearing. It's hard to say. Listen more. Listen carefully. Do more listening-related exercises.

5.Composition. This part of the composition actually depends on the coherence of your words.

Generally, the teacher corrects the papers. Particular attention will be paid to the words in your essay. Use a little more of the more classic words.

For example, for example, the first one, the second oneAnd like this, which I used to use in my writings. There is also a writing essay: it is better to write an essay with a lot of grammatical errors, than to write a simple essay.

Hope it helps.

Memorize more sentences, read more texts, listen to movies with English subtitles, and progress will be very fast.

Memorize texts!!

Personal real experience: I started not learning English in the first year of junior high school because I had a foundation in primary school, and I ate the old book. I just started school in the third year of junior high school, and I scored 14 points (out of 100 points) in English on a test, and I was dumbfounded!

Fortunately, the English teacher at that time did not give up on me and told me to memorize texts for her every day after school, so that my daily English learning burden was not very heavy, just memorizing texts and writing homework. A month later, I scored more than 80 points in the monthly unit assessment, which was already at the upper middle level of the class. Since then, my confidence in learning English has increased tremendously, and I still do it today.

When I got to the high school entrance examination, I scored 102 points (out of 120), and my grades were excellent in the class.

I am still very grateful to my English teacher in my third year of junior high school, who did not reproach me for giving up when I scored 14 points, but encouraged me to teach me, and if she had used the opposite method at the beginning, it is likely that I would have hated learning English for the rest of my life.

Of course, she taught me how to memorize texts, which also helped me very well. Memorizing texts can quickly improve your sense of language, vocabulary, and listening and speaking skills.

For the exam class, each can be broken!

For example, you can read English texts and listen to the tapes after class or after school.

1.Memorize words!!

Stick to punching in about 30 words a day, and it's best to form a habit. The next day, remember to review the words of the previous day to deepen the impression, if you have a large vocabulary, reading is a small thing for you, vocabulary is the foundation.

2.Brush up on past papers.

Find out the past few years and practice them twice, find out how you feel, familiarize yourself with the question types in advance, and by the way, check how well you have mastered your vocabulary and so on.

3.Attack the weak point and grasp the strong point.

Know what kind of questions you are not good at, find the same type of questions, and practice more of them. Similarly, know which aspect of the topic you are better at, and try to lose as few points or no points as possible on this kind of topic.

4.Practice listening, practice translation.

Listening and translation still account for a lot of points, for the review of writing and translation, you can usually train your English expression skills, try to describe a thing in the form of English, describe an object, and also greatly improve your language organization and expression skills. You can also listen to the listening in recent years, and by the way, you can explore the rules.