How do you remember the language? I feel so tired, how to learn Chinese in the third year of high sc

1. If you feel that you can't keep staring at the book for a long time, you can read the book for a while and then do something you like to do, (of course, don't do that kind of thing that is too exciting, so as not to be able to come back to your senses when you go back to read the book.) ）

2. That translation and the like should be no more than classical Chinese and poetry. In fact, there is no need to memorize the entire sentence translation. You just need to grasp the key words in it and memorize it, for the text of classical Chinese, to understand the structure of the text, it is the division of paragraphs, what each paragraph is talking about.

In addition, if you memorize the original text, you still have to memorize it in combination with the meaning of the article, so it is easier to memorize.

3. As for the words, if you really can't separate them, just remember one or two every day, don't have much, just remember them, and find a way to use the words you memorize in your daily life. For example, if you want to memorize the file (dang fourth tone), you can say "what grade are you" when you are teasing your classmates, or correct others in time when you hear them read the file (dang third tone), so that you can definitely remember it.

Actually, I really want to say, your point of view that you don't want to tell you to read more books is actually not correct, and it is estimated that your parents are annoying you on the side, always urging you to read more, and then the teacher also said that you can't remember it because you don't read many books or something, which makes you have a rebellious mentality, in fact, reading more books is the most direct. We don't have the ability to forget, so we can only look at it steadily, and if you really want to remember, there is no way to do it. To be precise, learning methods should be formulated by oneself to suit oneself, and what is suitable for others may not be applicable to oneself, of course, if it can be applied, it can still be used for reference.

It's like the method of memorizing grades, it's not actually a method, but I usually use it a lot, and I find that I remember the pronunciation of the word like this, so this is a method that suits me.

Uh, it's a bit of nonsense, please just ignore me.

The memorization requirements are different in each place, and the following is my personal opinion: the key memorization part of the language should be drawn, and you can use the usual scattered time and pre-exam time to read it; When you encounter an unfamiliar place in English, you can look at it twice or flip through the dictionary, and there is no need to memorize it; Geography is relatively special in the literature and comprehensive, mainly relying on practice, as for the other two subjects, they are honestly memorized one by one; Generally speaking, the memorization time is mainly spent on history and politics, and it takes about an hour and a half a day to memorize according to the content, and it is best not to disconnect the time. I may not be clear enough, if you have any questions, you can ask them again.

Improving Chinese scores is not an overnight thing, this is my experience in the third year of high school, you should put time on comprehensive, mathematics, these two subjects are the fastest, of course, if you only have a short board of language, you should memorize the ancient poems first, those points are must be taken, there are multiple choice questions, every time the language test is taken seriously, the college entrance examination will also give you the corresponding return, I hope to get good results.

Through practice, let's accumulate more materials, the back of the back,

There is indeed no shortcut to learning a language, it can only be accumulated. Read more ancient texts and read more books. Practice writing more (keeping a diary is a good way) People who like to read books are generally very good in Chinese.

The teacher is very important, and I have my senior Chinese notes