I would like to ask you what you should do to prepare for the English Department

Hehe, I'm a recent graduate of English Language and Literature, so I'd like to talk to you about the experience of someone who came over.

I feel that the English major is the most relaxed

Before entering the freshman year, it is good to consolidate what you learned in high school, practice your speaking more when you have time, watch the original English movies, and cultivate your sense of language.

Freshmen and sophomores should lay a solid foundation and expand their vocabulary as much as possible, while winning CET-4 and CET-6

The third and fourth stages are advanced, attacking TEM-4 and TEM-8, and now it seems that TEM-8 is far less difficult to test than imagined

You don't have to chew on English books all the time, it's just a tool, it's best to take other courses according to your future development intentions, of course, it's best to be related to English, such as foreign trade, or a teacher's certificate.

I usually watch the original version more after class**, movies, and I can also learn in entertainment, which is where other majors look at English majors :)

Generally, freshman year students need to pass CET4, which is CET4. Level 4 is actually very simple, as long as you are not bad at high school English, you can pass. Of course, in your freshman year, you will get a high score.

So before, all you have to do is memorize the words, and most bookstores sell CET4 word books, and of course, there are resources online. If you are more ambitious, then memorize the words of CET6 directly, because the words of CET4 are basically learned in high school.

If you feel like you still need to be busy, practice your composition. But I don't think I'm in a hurry over!

Relax, listen and talk more and don't fall behind.

I think it's better to learn a small language, I have a buddy from Beiwai, he learns Arabic. It seems that the study is in the top five of the overall ranking. I think a small language is still a good choice, if you have language talent and are willing to work hard, mastering a small language is a big cost.

Congratulations! Beiwai has always been out of reach for me.

I haven't been to Beiwai, so I don't know the inside story. I hope that there will be brothers and sisters from Beijing Foreign University to appear in time to answer your questions.

I'm also an English major, so I feel like it's good to watch some foreign language movies, read some original English books, and cultivate some feelings. Don't worry too much. The choice of minority language depends on your preference.

Are you an undergraduate student at Beijing Foreign University?

The English majors at Beijing Foreign University are required to take one or two foreign languages, and you can choose these two foreign languages by yourself, most of which are Japanese, Spanish, and French.

This depends on your own interests, and also in combination with your future employment direction. Regarding foreign exchange, there are many exchange opportunities in the English Department, such as exchanges, visiting students, etc., which require you to pay more attention to the information of the school, prepare early, and apply early. Since you can protect Beiwai, it proves that you are very good, so as long as you plan boldly and work hard to practice

(﹁"English majors are quite tired, in addition to serious classes, other spare time has to be arranged by themselves, memorizing words, doing practice problems, etc. It's really hard.

I have a text I wrote last year, recalling how I was reviewing at that time, you can give me the email address, and I can send it to you.

Brother is English level 8.

Let me tell you, the most important thing is to cultivate the [sense of language].

This is done by reading more English and memorizing texts.

If you have time, if you can recite New Concept English; If you can proficiently recite the articles in the third volume of "New Concept English" 1 3, and you can't get a high score in the exam, you can find me.

This is the simplest and most effective way to do it.

If you are too lazy to memorize and think that your memory is not enough, then I have to suggest that you copy the text, "New Concept", and copy it several times, and the effect is also there.

Finally, I wish you good luck in your studies!

New concept, if the degree is average, memorize 2, if it is a little better, memorize 3 to memorize the recording, you will follow the degree when he reads a sentence, imitate his tune, read it aloud, which is not only good for listening, but also conducive to speaking. It is a ...... that is extremely helpful for improving EnglishHope you succeed! The method tells you, but there are many people who give up halfway, and can't detect it, so the result is failure, if you really want to learn well, just work hard, I hope you are not mistaken

Remember, don't ask for speed, just quality! An article must be memorized to blurt out!

With the experience of working in a foreign company for two years, you can tell you not only to prepare for exams. Many of my classmates who scored better than me back then now lose their English. English is a tool, a tool to be used, to see her with the attitude of the first mother tongue, to naturally like her, use her, like your baby.

can be both effortless and effective.

I think you should memorize more things, read in the morning, choose some very good essays and the like, there are a lot of them in bookstores, you can look for them, go to those big bookstores to find them, or you can look for them on the Internet.

For this, you can check the admission brochure of the law major of the school in previous years. The application brochure lists the content to be taken and the reference books. The impact of failing a course is not significant. Besides, you're interdish. It's okay.

The market for simultaneous interpretation is generally optimistic, and it is described by the industry as "not short of money, but short of people". According to statistics, there are more than 2,000 professional simultaneous interpreters in the world, including Chinese simultaneous interpreters.

Even in English, which is now widely popular, it is very rare for them to become "simultaneous interpreters", while talents in "small languages" other than English, French, and Russian are very rare, and they are even more scarce to be "simultaneous interpreters".

With the increasing frequency of exchanges between China and the world, and with the improvement of China's international status, whether it is the best international conference, it is inseparable from Chinese, and simultaneous translation from China is indispensable. There are international conferences almost every day in the world, and more and more international conferences are held in China, so it can be said that the domestic and international markets for simultaneous interpretation are huge. It is said that the European Union and Australia have even invited Chinese teachers to train them in simultaneous interpretation, and the market prospects for simultaneous interpretation are becoming more and more optimistic.

The demand for simultaneous interpretation has increased exponentially, but the number of qualified simultaneous interpreters has grown very slowly. According to reports, a small number of professional simultaneous interpreters are mainly concentrated in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, and there is a shortage of simultaneous interpreters in other cities to hold international conferences, so they need to be hired from Beijing and Shanghai temporarily.

Simultaneous interpretation is a scarce resource in the world, but in any university you study, as long as you can have the ability to interpret simultaneously, especially in small languages, the world is up to you. Although I am not engaged in simultaneous interpretation, judging from so many years of learning experience, this thing cannot be done in 4 years, so don't limit the learning process to the undergraduate, you can go to the simultaneous interpretation forum to see the experience of other people, and arrange it well, but one thing is certain, that is, stick to the end, I wish you success!

In fact, you have chosen to ask this question online is already a bit of a mess. If you are studying at Fudan, it is better to ask a senior sister in the same major as you! After all, she has been studying for a few years and knows more things, and besides, she is a major with you, and her suggestions are more professional than ours, aren't they?

Communicate with people more and communicate with each other is the first thing that every professional must learn.