I m going to study in the United States, I m a freshman in high school, how can I prepare for the TO

Hello classmates, Teacher Jiang Wenwen of Study Abroad 360 Yichang suggests that you can first find a relevant language learning institution, do a comprehensive test, judge the current level, and then study in a targeted manner.

If you want to know whether you meet the admission requirements of which institutions with your current grades, or what level of universities abroad you can apply to with your current grade level? You can input your GPA, language scores, majors and other information into this study abroad volunteer reference system, and the system will automatically match the cases of classmates in a similar situation to you from the database, and see which colleges and majors they have successfully applied for, so that you can see what level of colleges and majors you can apply for at your current level, and accurately position yourself.

Study abroad, what level of university can you apply to at your own level? You can first evaluate your current situation.

Words are the first hurdle to overcome. If you want to fill the gap of 5000, it is absolutely impossible to do without long-term efforts, so memorizing words is not a short-term assault to strengthen memory, but should rely on the persistence of Yugong to move mountains, students should memorize as many words as possible every day, do not think that it is very rewarding to remember 40 words a day, theoretically speaking, it is best to memorize 400 words a day, at least not less than 200, that is, more than 3 lists. If you have difficulty memorizing by yourself, it is recommended that you enroll in a TOEFL vocabulary class at Beijing New Oriental.

Indeed, after memorizing, you will basically forget 90% or more, but if you don't forget, there is no memory, of course, the word book is to live as much as possible, if you only memorize 40 a day, it will take 80 days to go through it, but if you memorize 400 a day, you can read the first time in 8 days, even if you only memorize 200 a day, you can start the second round after half a month.

Disagree with LS.

You can start taking the TOEFL now.

I don't know if LZ still has the idea of taking the college entrance examination, but I recommend that if you want to study in the United States as an undergraduate, you don't need the college entrance examination, and you can get a high school diploma after passing the exam.

In this way, in order to graduate from the third year of high school, LZ can go to college, and American universities apply half a year or even earlier, so it is recommended that LZ take the TOEFL in the first semester of the third year of high school at the latest, that is, in September and December 2012. Make sure you get your TOEFL score in November-January and start applying to schools. It would be great to join LZ and get a satisfactory score on the TOEFL test in September 2012

In this way, if LZ is interested in the top 30 schools in the United States, he can still have time to study and take the SAT.

In addition, if you don't need a TOEFL to study an American undergraduate, do you have to spend money to study in the United States? Since they're all going abroad, why don't you go to a better prestigious university?

1. General Principles: 1. Stick to every day and make full use of all available time to learn English. Without consistent study and a lot of time, everything is empty talk.

2. Dictate an article every day, and study this article as the center.

3. Listening, speaking, reading, writing, and translation should be practiced, with listening and speaking as the main focus.

4. Seek quality rather than quantity, it is enough to thoroughly understand the dictated articles, don't be overjoyed, greedy and greedy. Solid and step-by-step is the only way to learn English well.

5. Make full use of the fragmented time to learn English and repeat it constantly.

6. Dictation is a good way to learn English, and it should be strengthened.

7. Go to bed early and get up early to learn English.

8. It is enough to grasp a set of teaching materials, and do not blindly change teaching materials.

9. There must be a detailed and feasible plan for learning English every day, and it must be resolutely implemented without any excuses.

10. Believe in yourself and you will be able to learn English well. 2. Sub-provisions: (1) Vocabulary:

The vocabulary of TOEFL is about 7,000, in addition to the basic four or five thousand of the previous four or six levels, and the need to memorize is only two or three thousand, so it is not a difficult task.

Concentrate on the time to go through the review is more helpful for the review of each part, the time is relatively short, it is too late to hold the word book to memorize, try to use tools, such as Maisie memorization word software, Minter memorization word software and other tools, are more suitable for accumulating vocabulary in a short period of time.

2) Listening: 1. Dictate a short essay of about five minutes from 10:00 to 12:00 every night except weekends. Focus on the post-listening analysis process.

2. Bring *** with you in the morning and evening, and listen to this short article repeatedly whenever you have free time until you hear it badly.

3. Watch a foreign movie on the weekend, review the content, and check the implementation of the study plan in the past week.

4. Pay attention to intensive listening and listen to it countless times. (3) Oral language:

1. Read aloud and make an effort to repeat the dictated passage.

2. Insist on opening your mouth every day and participate in the English corner every week.

3. Pay attention to correcting pronunciation during reading.

1. Read an English newspaper every week.

1. Strive to translate the short texts dictated every day, first in English and then in Chinese and English.

2. Pay attention to organizing your notes.

If you take the test, it is valid for 2 years, and the winter vacation of the third year of high school is more appropriate, half a year in advance, and it is not necessary to study for the undergraduate TOEFL.

This summer, otherwise you'll have to wait until 2013 to enroll.