In the master's degree entrance examination, English is the most important thing. Postgraduate entrance examination real questions have always been the only choice for postgraduate entrance examination students to grasp the rules of propositions, understand the difficulty of the exam, and refine problem-solving methods. English (II) has been implemented in the National Postgraduate Entrance Examination since 2010. So far, there are only 9 years of real test questions. The quantity is small but particularly precious. This book is based on the order of the test papers and is divided into six chapters: Cloze, Reading Comprehension A, Reading Comprehension B, Translation, Writing A, and Writing B. Each chapter is based on the rules of propositions and provides an in-depth analysis of problem-solving methods. Help candidates solve questions with concise ideas and score points! The feature of this book is that it literalizes and simplifies the teacher's lesson plans, saving students time in organizing notes. The key points are highlighted, the test points are clear, and the solutions are unique. This book is mainly aimed at the majority of candidates taking the Postgraduate Entrance Examination English (II). It can also be used as a self-study guidance book for the majority of candidates taking the Postgraduate Entrance Examination English (I).
Reader comments
Moreover, the rules of propositions and analysis of test points in the book are also very thorough and focused, which is very helpful to candidates taking the postgraduate entrance examination English (II). It feels a bit like the "Postgraduate Entrance Examination English Vocabulary Frequency Memory Manual", which is all designed to help candidates better prepare for the exam. I think the writing style of this book is concise and clear, and it is easy to understand. I recommend it to friends who are preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination!
Why is there no English one [cover face][cover face][cry]
Moreover, the rules of propositions and analysis of test points in the book are also very thorough and focused, which is very helpful to candidates taking the postgraduate entrance examination English (II). It feels a bit like the "Postgraduate Entrance Examination English Vocabulary Frequency Memory Manual", which is all designed to help candidates better prepare for the exam. I think the writing style of this book is concise and clear, and it is easy to understand. I recommend it to friends who are preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination!
Why is there no English one [cover face][cover face][cry]