English College Entrance Examination Classics

Author: Wu Shuli
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: The Ultimate Guide for the English College Entrance Examination! Equip you with wings of English! Includes all essential vocabulary for the college entrance exam, featuring high-frequency and core words from the CET-4. From word phrases to grammar points, from example sentences to past exam questions, the content is comprehensive and unique. The book uses English-Chinese bilingual explanations to help you break free from Chinese thinking habits and soar with English. This book is written based on the newly issued junior high school English teaching syllabus and the reform of the college entrance exam English, making it a distinctive new edition for the exam. In addition to all the essential vocabulary for the college entrance exam, it also includes high-frequency and core words from the CET-4. The new requirements propose that high school graduates should achieve a level equivalent to CET-4, and this book meets that requirement perfectly. This not only ensures high scores for students in the college entrance exam but also prepares them for the English placement test after entering university. The book is also a comprehensive guide for the college entrance exam English, with content so detailed that it surpasses other similar books. From word definitions to collocations, from grammar points to synonyms, from example sentences to simulated questions, it helps you fully master vocabulary usage, grammar points, and the subtle differences between synonyms. It is particularly noteworthy that the book includes all authentic past college entrance exam questions. By practicing these real questions, you can prepare for the exam through practical training. The book uses bilingual explanations, providing both English and Chinese annotations for all vocabulary, which greatly benefits students. Vocabulary learning is a crucial part of English learning, and the college entrance exam requires students to use English synonyms to explain or replace the vocabulary being tested. At the same time, bilingual explanations help students gradually break free from thinking in Chinese, which is not only beneficial for exams but also helps them understand word usage, context, and the differences between synonyms. Additionally, the book includes all national college entrance exam questions from past years, as well as spring exam questions from other regions such as Shanghai and Beijing. The knowledge points covered include verbs, non-finite verbs, other parts of speech, and sentences (situational dialogues, clauses), as well as grammar points (tenses, voice, subjunctive mood, modal verbs, subject-verb agreement). In summary, this book can help you memorize and learn vocabulary, understand the examiners' thinking, familiarize yourself with the exam's focus, and know what and how to answer in the college entrance exam, thereby improving your and boosting your confidence for success.