Every year, there are no math students who fight for their ideal colleges, and among many subjects, English is undoubtedly the "big problem" for many candidates. I often ask my younger students, "What level of English do I need for graduate school?" "Today, I will take you to unveil the mystery of postgraduate English.
1. The relationship between postgraduate English and level 4 and 6
Many students will combine postgraduate English with university English.
The fourth and sixth level exams are on a par, but in fact, the requirements for postgraduate English are higher than those of the fourth and sixth levels in terms of vocabulary, reading comprehension and writing skills. If you have passed the CET-6 exam, then your English foundation has reached a relatively solid level, but you need to improve further in order to do well in postgraduate English.
I mainly follow the English partGaotu Postgraduate Entrance ExaminationTeacher Li Xu and Teacher Lian Junxia learned, the lecture is very detailed, the logic is very clear, I think it's not bad, my foundation is very poor, I need to stop and think, and then review and absorb.
Lian Junxia's zero-based grammar will finish the noun as a lesson, and the article as a lesson, there is still a lot of content in a lesson, and the dry goods are relatively sufficient.
My reading foundation is also average, I suggest that you can listen to the class of Mr. Li Xu of Gaotu Postgraduate Entrance Examination, which is really very good! Uncle Li Xu pays more attention to reading the original text, and at the same time has a good grasp of the vocabulary, long and difficult sentences and reading skills in the original text!
2. The real requirements for postgraduate English
The English requirements for the postgraduate entrance examination are not only the accumulation of language knowledge, but also the cultivation of language skills. This includes the understanding of long and difficult sentences, the grasp of the structure of the article, the identification of the author's point of view, and so on. Therefore, the real difficulty of postgraduate English lies in its examination of candidates' comprehensive English ability.
3. How to improve the English level of postgraduate entrance examination
1.Expand your vocabulary: Vocabulary is the cornerstone of English learning, and mastering enough vocabulary is a prerequisite for improving reading comprehension and writing skills.
2.Strengthen grammar training: A good grammar foundation can help you understand sentence structure more accurately and improve the accuracy of translation and writing.
3.Improve reading speed: Graduate school English has a lot of reading and time is tight, so improving your reading speed will allow you to complete more questions in a limited time.
4.Practice your writing skills: The writing part of postgraduate English requires clear logic and sufficient arguments, and practicing writing more often can help you feel more relaxed in the exam.
4. Exam preparation strategies and mindset adjustments
In addition to daily studying, a reasonable test preparation strategy and a good mindset are also the keys to success. Make a detailed study plan and allocate your time wisely, while maintaining a positive mindset and believing that you can overcome difficulties.
Back to our original question: "What level of English do you need to go to graduate school?" The answer is that there is no specific "level" requirement for postgraduate English, but it requires you to have a solid language foundation, excellent reading comprehension skills, and logical and clear writing skills. Through the introduction of this article, I believe that all candidates have a clearer understanding of how to prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination. Remember, consistent effort and the right way to prepare for exams is a sure path to success. I wish every student who is admitted to graduate school can achieve ideal results and realize their dreams!