How did you memorize words during the exam review?

In the Kaobo English test, vocabulary is the key and is the premise of all the questions examined. Not having enough vocabulary, or not having a good memory and understanding of vocabulary, directly determines the level of English proficiency, and it is impossible to talk about getting a good score in the test. Therefore, vocabulary is the first step in a long journey.

If you put a bag in your pocket at a time, there will be about 30 or 60 words. When you are busy with work, or when you are in the middle of a loose sock...(as long as there is a small time period), feel a small note from your pocket, quickly write down how it is spelled, how it is read, what it means in Chinese, and then put the note in another pocket. Then you can memorize it in your mind, so that you can read it, and when you see the word in the future, you will know its general meaning (at least what kind of word it is).

Generally speaking, you can solve 50 new words in half a day, and you won't miss work. Relying on this method, I unknowingly gnawed off nearly 2,000 new words in 3 weeks. After this step is completed, if the effect is not very good, it can be repeated, generally 2 rounds are enough.

If it really doesn't work, then you can go to the 29th floor of the Orwes Development Building to study systematically, my friend studied there a few days ago, and the effect was very good.

Kaobo English vocabulary is the foundation, and reading is the focus. A look at this sentence shows the importance of Cobb's English vocabulary. The vocabulary of Kaobo English is conservatively around 7000 to 8000, so memorizing vocabulary has become an indispensable task in the review process.

It must be mastered. Therefore, it is very valuable to be able to quickly master a large number of vocabulary in a way that suits you.

Every Wild Eggplant person learns English differently. You can use root affixes or browse memory. I feel pretty good about this method, and I flip it over several times a day, and I see a lot and see a lot. It's naturally familiar.

If your vocabulary feels like it's hard to improve quickly. You can choose a tutorial class to study under the Bureau. There are professional teachers to take the learning. The effect is still good.

Associative memory, recommend Ruipu.

Put a note in your pocket, write about 50 words, and then memorize the vocabulary through associative memory, and take it out and memorize a few when you are fine.

The English review for the doctoral exam should be targeted: it mainly depends on the university or research institute you are applying for, as long as the university is not the best school in China, such as Peking University and Tsinghua University, it is easier to review, and see if you want to apply for the previous year's test questions to familiarize yourself with the question type.

And be sure to grasp the information of the school's examination in a timely manner, and there will generally be examination review materials recruited by the school.

The materials must be fully understood, and it is likely that some of the exercises are exam questions.

The research institute of the Chinese Academy of Sciences is a national proposition, which needs to be well prepared, and the difficulty is above level 6. Cas.

There is a book, also about English vocabulary, more than 10,000 words. Take a look at it.

I scored 71 points in the Chinese science exam last year, and I recommend that you apply for a course in Ruipu, so as to avoid blind review, which is more targeted and efficient.

Do more reading comprehension exercises, learn to read quickly, the Chinese Academy of Sciences exam questions are not like level 6 every question.

I recommend the textbook "The Essential Manual for English Clearance of the Chinese Academy of Sciences", which can be found on the official website or blog of Ruipu Education.

It is recommended that you have time to read the relevant vocabulary. In addition, there are few designated textbooks for doctoral English.