【2012考研必备资料】考研复试英语听力复习指导（[2012 necessary materials for postgraduate studies] postgraduate review, English listening review guidance）.docVIP

【2012考研必备资料】考研复试英语听力复习指导（[2012 necessary materials for postgraduate studies] postgraduate review, English listening review guidance） In 2009 after the entrance examination, the current candidates are most concerned about is the postgraduate examination retest. Since 2003, the English listening test will be officially included in the postgraduate exams. Therefore, the review of oral English and listening has become the focus of the 2009 postgraduate entrance examination. How can you improve your listening and speaking skills in a short time? We recommend the majority of candidates here, we must start early, systematic training step by step. According to the main features of English listening, candidates should pay attention to training basic listening skills in the following aspects. I. English Listening Vocabulary 1. spoken vocabulary Listening not only requires a larger vocabulary, but also requires careful attention to the common spoken vocabulary. One of the big differences between listening dialogue and written language is the constant use of some vulgar words, which are called colloquial words. Colloquial vocabulary is usually relatively short, clear pronunciation, many candidates are early to learn the vocabulary, it sounds easy to distinguish, as long as more listening, and gradually will be able to touch out some of the rules. 2. scene vocabulary Dialogue or monologue often takes place in certain situations, such as weather, directions, courses, etc.. These occasions or topics have their own set of commonly used vocabulary, if you can better grasp, will help candidates quickly determine the scope of the subject, greatly enhance understanding. This kind of vocabulary a lot, such as fine (weather), mist (thin fog), fog (FOG), helping (a food), fee (tip), final (final), block (block), crossroad (Crossroads), can be divided up the usual topics. Two 、 English listening, grammar and sentence patterns There is generally no grammatical or overly complex sentence str