I m a freshman and want to prepare for my fourth year

I'm also an English major. I am a junior and have just passed the senior exam! Actually, don't be too nervous.

First of all, when you go to university, you will be dealing with English every day! It's all in English! This is improved invisibly!

Of course, it's better to have your own plan. The easiest part of the four years of college is the freshman year, although there are more classes, you don't need to prepare for any major exams, so make the most of your time!

As we all know, English is spoken in listening, speaking, reading and writing. You're halfway to the battle if you start with these four areas!

Actively talking to the teacher about questions in class, and communicating with foreign teachers often are of great help to Talk! You can improve your speaking skills (which is important at university) and your sense of language (which is important in exams).

Set aside a certain amount of time every day to listen to some ear training questions! Listen to the English program on the radio in the evening, everyone majoring in English will have a radio, and the program on the radio pays more attention to the recent hot topics, which is of great help to Level 4! Remember to listen every day!

It will be effective after a long time!

Read English aloud every morning, in textbooks, magazines, newspapers, or in the morning! When you go to college, you don't have classes too early in the morning, so there's plenty of time if you don't sleep in! It's also an important way to improve your speaking and enhance your sense of language!

Essays are also important in exams. You can buy a composition book about the Spark of the fourth major, the above is very detailed! It's fine to practice composition 3 times a week, but every time you need to make a good summary to see what you need to improve.

The freshman year is mainly to lay a good foundation, and it should be gradual. When you get to your sophomore year, you can start to do real questions and mock questions, and you don't pay much attention to the questions, the key is to do the effect and find your own loopholes, so that you can patch them in time!

In fact, it's nothing if the foundation is not good, the key is your own efforts! As long as you keep doing it every day, it's no problem to pass the fourth year!

Memorize words, buy mock test questions or real questions to do.

Don't prepare too deliberately, trust yourself.

1. If the sophomore is absent from the examination for some reason, you can take the exam again in the next year (the second semester of the third year);

2. If you miss an exam in your junior year, you will not have the opportunity to take the fourth exam under normal circumstances.

The registration time is November or December each year, and the specific time is subject to the notice of the Academic Affairs Office of each university.

There are six sections in this test, Dictation, Listening Comprehension, Language Knowledge, Fill in the Blanks, Reading Comprehension, and Writing. The entire exam takes 130 minutes. With hidden gear.

Educational significance: The purpose of CET-4 and CET-6 is to objectively and accurately measure the actual English ability of college students, and to provide assessment services for college English teaching. The College English Test is a massive, standardized test that is a "standards-linked norm-referenced test."

College English. As a national teaching examination, the Level 4 and Level 6 examinations are sponsored by the Department of Higher Education of the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China, which are divided into Level 4 examinations (CET-4) and Level 6 examinations (CET-6), which are held twice a year, in the morning and afternoon of the same day.

Dictation training should be increased, which is very scoreful. Learn shorthand. Words accumulate over time. Reading training speed. Writing practice outline.