Absolutely. The key is to listen to the tape, imitate and recite the text. The new concept includes all tenses that high school should master, so there is no problem with grammar. Reciting new concept texts is a good learning method, which enables you to master both words and grammar and improve your writing level. If you can skillfully recite all the texts in the second volume, the whole English level will have a qualitative leap at once, and all the knowledge in the second volume will be moved to your head, then there is absolutely no problem with English in the college entrance examination.

The secret of language learning is to listen to more tapes and imitate more. Listen to the recording of the text repeatedly and blurt it out, so that your listening, speaking and memory will be greatly improved. If you just recite words blindly and learn grammar, the learning effect is not good, and it is easy to forget, which will be very boring. With the recording of the text, mobilizing your whole body cells to learn will have a very different effect.

Remember, language learning is a physical activity, not a mental activity! Be sure to listen and imitate more!

New Concept English is a set of classic teaching materials suitable for reciting, all of which are recorded by professional sound recorders. Perfect for practicing listening and speaking. I suggest you recite the whole text with the recording of the text, and you will make rapid progress.

I have here 1-4 volumes of new concept English, PDF TXT text, British accent, MP3 (including the recording of the first evening class), exercises and detailed explanations, self-study guides, teachers' intensive reading classes, notes and other materials. If necessary, leave a QQ mailbox, and I will send you other email attachments, which are prone to anomalies when downloading.

I hope it helps you. Good luck at six.