It is recommended to do this:

1. Divide the real questions into 2 groups: one group is from the last 3 years, and the other group is from the previous 6 years.

2. First do a set of questions from the last three years, feel your own feet, and give a score objectively.

3. While memorizing words and reviewing grammar, use the real test questions and other simulation questions from the previous 6 years for training. If there are sufficient simulation test questions or other training materials, you can also use those 6 sets of questions as Stage acceptance tools to use.

4. In the final stage of review, do the remaining two sets of questions from the past three years to see how much you have improved, and to estimate your possible score in the postgraduate entrance examination.

A few points to note:

A. You must understand why you are wrong about the questions you have done. This is true for every set of questions. You can find essays and other things that are difficult to judge. Professionals can help you take a look. If you don’t have one around you, you can ask Baidu for help;

B. When doing a complete set of real questions, you must complete them according to the time specified by the postgraduate entrance examination, and try to simulate the actual situation of the postgraduate entrance examination as much as possible (For example, if the postgraduate entrance examination is an English test at 10:00 a.m., try to choose this time for your practice questions). The purpose of this is to adapt yourself to answering questions under such conditions, so as to ensure normal performance during the exam. .

The suggestions are for reference only, I wish you success!