Because the test questions of Cobo English are independently put forward by each enrollment unit, the test styles of Cobo English in different institutions are not the same. As far as questions are concerned, they generally include lexical structure, cloze, reading comprehension, Chinese-English translation and composition questions. Many colleges and universities no longer take the listening test for the first time, but take the oral test for the second time. However, some colleges and universities still try to test listening, and even attach great importance to listening scores. Some schools also have problems in correcting mistakes, practical writing and even other problems. A few colleges and universities don't take the composition test, but the translation is long. Many colleges and universities have a high proportion of subjective questions, accounting for 1/3 or even 1/2.

Vocabulary: It is conservatively estimated that Cobo English needs to master 7000~8000 words and 900 commonly used verb phrases. The focus of the Cobo English test is not how many words the candidates have mastered, but the reading, translation and writing abilities as mentioned above. Therefore, a sufficient vocabulary is enough. I suggest to review my familiar vocabulary in those years and then expand it a little. For example, you can look at the vocabulary of CET-5, the new TOEFL vocabulary and some GRE vocabulary.

Reading: you can do one of the corresponding college questions, or you can do one of the postgraduate reading questions and the six-level real questions. Some college English test questions are selected from the original questions of postgraduate entrance examination and the true questions of Band 6.

Translation: English-Chinese translation is relatively easy to do, but it is not easy to score. On the contrary, Chinese-English translation seems difficult, but it is often easy to score. So you should be more prepared.