The key to the poor performance of candidates in the exam lies in the incorrect preparation method, the failure to grasp the review focus of degree English and the deviation from the direction of the exam proposition. Five misunderstandings make some candidates dream of breaking their degrees:

Myth 1: I can't grasp the key points and often spend my time and energy in places where I can't improve quickly no matter how hard I try.

Myth 2: The method is wrong. Some candidates only know rote memorization, but don't know the methods and skills of answering questions.

Myth 3: Without a plan, review is very casual, and some candidates make mistakes in their plans, so they can't be targeted in the preparation process.

Myth 4: The information is not systematic. Some candidates buy review materials that are not aimed at their own provincial and municipal exams, which wastes time and money.

Myth 5: There is no communication in review, and the questions are not answered. As a small-scale exam, candidates can't get answers if they have questions.