First, use multiple-choice questions and fill-in-the-blank questions to read quickly. The words in the text can basically be found in the original sentence.
I forgot whether I wrote a composition that year-I'm sorry.
Then it's time to start reading, understand cloze and translate it from Chinese to English.
By the way, there may be a choice of words or options to fill in the blanks, depending on the teacher's mood > _ <
At that time, we said that we would take the first three units of the first volume of College English, but I felt completely blind.
After the exam, there will be classes divided into ABC classes according to the English level, and they will be taught in different classes. Class A will directly skip the British Book 1 and Book 2 (some colleges are direct AB classes, and some colleges are direct BC classes, depending on whether the college has high requirements for English)
The basis of placement is NMET's English score+English test score at the beginning of the semester, but generally speaking, it is mainly based on NMET's English score, so don't worry too much about this exam. I'm really, really not worried (secretly telling you that I memorized the words in Unit 1 before the exam and fell asleep without preparing anything else, but I didn't know anything during the exam, and then I actually entered Class A)