1, English for a while is a little more difficult than English for two. English one has more super words than English two, and the sentences in the article are more complicated.
2. From the examination paper, the biggest difference between English I and English II lies in the different scores of translation and composition:
The English-Chinese translation score of 1 is 10, and there are 46-50 small questions in the test paper mountain, each with two points.
The composition score of * * * is 30 points. On the test paper, it is 5 1, 52 small questions. The first essay 10, the second essay 20.
Ying Ying's translation score is 15. There are 46 small questions and one or several paragraphs of English on the test paper.
* * * The composition score is 25 points, 47 and 48 questions, the first small composition 10, and the second small composition 15.
The scores and positions of other questions are the same.
Postgraduate English:
Graduate education can be divided into academic graduate students and professional degree graduate students according to different training objectives.
The training goal of academic postgraduates is senior academic research-oriented professionals, while the training goal of professional degree postgraduates is applied senior professionals with solid theoretical foundation and meeting the actual needs of specific industries or occupations. Senior application-oriented professionals with strong ability to solve practical problems, can undertake professional technology or management work, and have good professional quality.
Starting from 20 10, the national postgraduate entrance examination English papers are divided into English (1) and English (2).
English (1) is the original "English" for postgraduate entrance examination. All academic postgraduates (13, 1 10) and some professional masters (master of law, master of medicine, master of stomatology, master of architecture, master of nursing, master of Chinese international education, master of public health, etc.). ) English must be tested (1).
English (2) is a unified examination subject with the nature of selection, which is mainly set up for universities and research institutes to recruit professional degree graduates who do not take English (1).