Rui Cai, a famous teacher of early childhood education in Hangzhou, introduced that the characteristics of English competition questions for primary school students are that the questions are not difficult, flexible and the proportion of new questions is high. We can sum it up in six words, that is, "live freely, limit difficulties and seek novelty". Under this feature, our usual tactics of asking questions and memorizing are not very effective, so students should not do a lot of questions when dealing with English competitions, but do them selectively and do those questions that conform to the competition concept. Secondly, rote learning may not play a role in the exam. We should learn to migrate, synthesize, explore and innovate. Many students are concerned about a question, "How long will it take to prepare for the English contest in the right way?" To answer this question, I can share a short story with you: Mr. Zhong Daolong, the founder of "English Reverse Learning Method", began to learn English at the age of 45. He studies for more than 10 hours every day, and he has basically mastered English in only 15 months. Later, he became a senior oral translator of our army visiting foreign countries. Therefore, the time to prepare for the competition exam is directly proportional to your efforts. "Listening more" and "practicing more" are the two most important points in preparing for the exam. First of all, look for all opportunities to listen to English. When others are talking in English, you should boldly participate and listen to the pronunciation of all kinds of people. You should be exposed to all the fast and slow rhythms, so as to improve your listening. More "practice" and practice for a certain time every day will be of great benefit to your problem-solving speed. The score of each question has a great relationship with your understanding, so after a period of training, you will definitely win the competition exam. It doesn't take much time to prepare for the English contest. You can read English novels for a while after dinner and listen to English for a few minutes before going to bed. Set aside some time to practice English contest questions every day, ......................................................................................................................... In addition, there are "several needs" for preparing for the English contest: 1) Questions that need to be carefully prepared, puzzles and writing; 2) Questions that need to be practiced every day; 3) Contents, tenses, words and phrases that need comprehensive review; And 4) Matters needing special attention: practice should be targeted, eliminate the tension and self-confidence during the exam, and prepare for the English competition for primary school students more persistently. Finally, I wish the students of the exam preparation contest truly master the learning methods and achieve excellent results!