Politics and English are mainly based on the examination syllabus.

First, politics:

1, the sequence of the first round foundation and Ren Rufen 1.

The first sequence is mainly about knowledge points, which is basically written on the basis of the explanation of the exam outline. Concise and clear, it is a work of strength. There are real questions about the past few years at the end of each chapter. You can read one chapter before doing another. It is recommended to read the sequence several times.

2. In July, the second round of promotion and purchase of the test center "Outline Interpretation".

First, this book was published by the examination center; Second, it explains authority, so you have to turn to this book to find the answers to unclear questions; Third, many sentences are exam scores. It's best to buy a "supporting question answer" that matches the "outline explanation". After reading each section, you can do exercises to consolidate it. ?

3. Strengthening: Use the book Examination Analysis, which is a concise version of the outline explanation.

At this stage, focus on doing real questions and strengthen your knowledge system. Time allows you to do some simulation questions. At this time, it is most important to fully recite, understand current events and grasp the contact point between current events and textbook knowledge.

4, sprint, back composition: If it is a composition, recommend Xiao Xiurong.

Second, English.

1, recite the words to get a new oriental red book (red positive order, green out of order)

The process of memorizing words is best divided into three stages: 1) Rapid reinforcement stage: roughly mastering the spelling, pronunciation and general idea of words. 2) In-depth understanding stage: The second time, we should strictly master the multiple semantics of words and their usage in example sentences. 3) Consolidation and improvement stage: repeat vocabulary in the analysis of difficult words in CET-6 and the reading cloze in the real questions of postgraduate entrance examination over the years, consolidate memory, make appropriate reasoning on vocabulary through context prompts, and strengthen the mastery of meaning and usage.

2. Review with the real questions over the years as the core and study repeatedly:

The real questions can best reflect the outline requirements and propositional ideas. It is best to try to translate the article orally or in writing. This can not only deepen the accurate grasp of language and information, but also hone one's grammar, vocabulary and translation skills. When the reading chapters are thoroughly reviewed, read some western newspapers and periodicals that are quite difficult for postgraduate entrance examination.

3. Listening Practice listening for half an hour to an hour every day. Just write 180 articles (pictures+topics) in English for the postgraduate entrance examination.