What are the main points of the 2011 English Competition?

I won the national second prize.

The focus is on speed!

As soon as you get the paper, look at the essay questions first and open your mind.

Then hurry up and do 15 grammar multiple-choice questions, easy.

After doing the multiple-choice questions and reading the listening questions, you must read and circle the key words, there will be a test sound when you get the test paper, don't care about it, you will start to really listen after half an hour, you must cheer up, otherwise it is easy to be pitted.

After that, seize the time to do reading, there are several levels of difficulty, if you can't do it, you should be empty first, don't waste too much time on another empty space.

If you are pressed for time, you can ignore the puzzle completely, because it is not many points and it takes mental effort.

Essays must be written, so set aside at least 20 minutes to write an essay (depending on your mental agility), and even if you don't have enough time to finish it, have a full ending! A full ending is important!

Do you mean the National English Contest for College Students? I've participated twice, in '07 and '08, and I've won awards. Listening, reading, writing, fill-in-the-blank, vocabulary choice, and brain teasers are tested.

Focus on listening, reading and writing, which are worth a lot of points. There are many questions in the exam, and the time may be tight, so it is better to take the method of first easy and then difficult to do the questions. The essay must be written in advance, and the score is quite large, but in the end, it is often too late to write.

The National English Proficiency Competition for Middle School Students is the only national English subject competition for middle school students in China approved by the education administrative department, and is an important evaluation means and incentive mechanism for English teaching in middle schools at all levels across the country, which is more authoritative and fair than the English Proficiency Competition for primary and secondary school students.

The preliminary and final rounds of the English Proficiency Competition for Middle School Students are uniformly ordered by the National Competition Organizing Committee, and the proposition principle is to follow the syllabus (the current English syllabus and the new curriculum standards) and rely on the book (the current textbook) to seek innovation (use more new question types), which has both synchronization and level. The questions of each grade are mainly subjective questions (non-multiple-choice questions), supplemented by objective questions (multiple-choice questions), which not only examines students' basic knowledge and basic skills of English, but also examines their comprehensive English application ability, learning ability and intellectual level. The competition is held once a year, with the preliminary round taking place in mid-November (Sunday) and the final round taking place in mid-December (Sunday) every year.

The preliminary round consists of written answers and listening. There are two ways to participate in the finals, and you can choose one from anywhere: the first is to only take the written test (including listening), and the second is to take the written test (including listening) and oral test.

This competition is open to the majority of students, advocates the Olympic spirit of "focusing on participation", adheres to the principle of voluntary registration, and avoids the practice of only selecting "top talents" to participate in the competition and excluding most students from the competition.

The English proficiency competition for primary and secondary school students is regional in nature, and its preliminary proposition is independent of each province.

Indefinite pronouns are the subject, and verbs are singular.

No one passed the exam except me.

Negative indefinite pronoun + but = ...... in addition to butThere is no other than the same 2

4. Select BAC for the end.

I don't have a problem with choosing A for questions 2-5, but A for the first question is definitely not right. I've been abroad for so many years and I've never seen anyone say that. I just googled the relevant expressions, and all of them are nobody has.

Don't blindly believe the so-called "Aoying", the English learned by Chinese junior high school students is basically an expression that foreigners have long used to use.