One or two differences in postgraduate English

First, applications from different majors.

1, which is completely suitable for English majors.

All are academic masters.

Eight kinds of professional masters (master of law including law majors and non-law majors) are applicable to: clinical medicine, stomatology, public health, nursing, master of law (non-law majors), master of law (law majors), Chinese international education, architecture and urban planning.

2. It is completely applicable to the major of English II.

Seven types of professional masters are applicable: business administration, public administration, accounting, tourism management, library and information, engineering management and auditing.

Second, the objectives are different.

1, vocabulary

English 1:

Candidates should be able to master about 5500 words and related phrases. Candidates should not only master the basic meanings of words, but also master the semantic relations between words, such as synonyms, synonyms and antonyms. Master the collocation relationship between words, such as verbs and prepositions, adjectives and prepositions, adjectives and nouns. Master the basic knowledge of vocabulary generation such as etymology, root and affix.

English 2:

Candidates should be able to master about 5,500 common English words and related common phrases. Candidates should be able to understand the meaning of some uncommon words according to the specific context, sentence structure or context.

Third, the distribution of problems is different.

1, English 1 (full mark: 100)

The first part: English knowledge is 20×0.5.

Section 2: Part A scored 20×2 for traditional reading.

Part b new question type 5×2 points

Part c English translation 5×2 points

Section III: Part A Practical Writing 10 score.

Part b article writing 20 points.

2. English II (full mark: 100)

The first part: English knowledge is 20×0.5.

Section 2: Part A scored 20×2 for traditional reading.

Part b new question type 5×2 points