Techniques for taking the CET-4 exam:

1. Vocabulary: continue to strengthen, don’t relax

What is needed to overcome the vocabulary level of the CET-4 exam is not a temporary attack, but a temporary attack. It is accumulated over time. Candidates should turn memorizing words into a daily task, insist on reviewing the words they memorized the day before, and memorize new words every day, so that they can master the vocabulary by heart. Of course, at this stage, candidates no longer need to spend a lot of time memorizing words. They only need to spare 10 to 15 minutes every day. The most important thing is to insist on reviewing every day and not to relax before the test. If you find it too hard to memorize words from a book, you can also use tools like Maixi Word Memorization Software to assist in memory, which will be relatively faster and less boring.

2. Grammar: still important, refer to the real questions

When taking the Level 4 real questions, candidates should consciously think about the test points of each question, including grammar test points. During the limited time before the exam, candidates do not need to comprehensively review their grammar knowledge. It is recommended that you focus your grammar review on the cloze and translation questions of the CET-4 exam. Some important grammar points that are often tested, Such as subjunctive mood, attributive clauses, adverbial clauses and non-predicate structures of verbs, etc., should be given great attention, and omissions should be checked and filled with reference to personal circumstances.

Extended information:

After the reform in 2006, the total score of College English Band 4 is 710 points. Only those with a score of 520 or above can apply for the oral exam, and those with a score of 425 or above can apply for the oral exam. Apply for level six. Now recruitment units mainly look at English Level 4 scores. The higher the score, the better the English.

The common topics in the CET-4 writing questions mainly fall into two categories: campus and social. Campus topics include green campus, elective courses, club activities, etc.; social topics include museums, environment, entertainment activities, etc. There are three writing genres for Level 4: argumentative essays, practical essays and graphic essays.

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