1. Words.
From now on, pick up the middle school and high school English books, turn to the appendix vocabulary list, and start memorizing words.
Don't be too ambitious, depending on your ability, first memorize a book every day in junior high school, and after memorizing, 1-3 units a day in high school, and at the same time review what you memorized yesterday.
After memorizing all the books, cycle through them according to the situation.
One might wonder: Why do you still have to memorize a junior high school English word list? 」
In fact, if you take out the junior high school English vocabulary list and look at it, it is not necessarily that you know every word, and more importantly, many words have multiple meanings in the vocabulary list, and we only master one when we memorize them, so the others will become potential obstacles in the future test papers.
Some people may ask: How well do you have to memorize words? 」
In the abstract, it's the degree to which you have a clear conscience.
Specifically, you can blurt out the spelling of words in bold and all the meanings in Chinese, for difficult words, you can see the spelling and blurt out the common Chinese meanings, and you can answer the uncommon meanings after a short thought, and you can spell out the words after a short thought when you see the Chinese translation.
I recommend a method of memorizing words, which is the screening method:
We take a pencil when we memorize words, for words that can be spelled and explained by covering Chinese translation, draw a small x directly on the left, and skip these words every time we go through the word list, and at the same time, with the increase in the number of repetitions, there are fewer and fewer words to draw x, when there are 5-10 words left, don't cross out these words, these words are stubborn words that are difficult for you to enter short-term memory no matter how you repeat them, and then whether it is dictation or before the exam, If you don't have enough time, just reinforce the words so that you stick to a few units and your vocabulary list becomes your custom word book.
Another question in the process of memorizing words is whether I need to memorize additional words?
My answer is that if you haven't memorized the word list in class, you don't need to memorize a word outside of class.
If you are already proficient in the vocabulary list in class, then start accumulating new words with eyes in reading and completion.
The so-called eye edge is a kind of word that seems to be seen often, does not look difficult, and is also a common and sub-common word in daily life when translated into Chinese.
You've done pretty much all of this, so to a large extent, your English score of 130 will be ***.