Let me talk about some of my experience in preparing for the exam first.
Listen:
This is my best test. I have been doing intensive listening exercises every day since one month before the exam. Listen to parts 2, 2 and 3 and practice extracting information. You can put it in your headphones when you get up in the morning, and you can listen to it when you walk. Take notes and practice dictation when you do it carefully. Parts 1 and 4 should also have proper exercise every day.
Spoken language:
Find a classmate with good oral English and imitate the examiner's dialogue with the question bank. Record the dialogue and listen to it again and again to see if there are any flaws. Be sure to say it. It's no use writing it down according to the question bank. Pay attention to coherence and tense, but you can't recite it at first sight.
Reading:
Complete at least two groups of exercises in a limited time every day. In this paper, we should sketch and refine information appropriately, and learn to guess the meaning of new words in the context. Some high-frequency new words still need to be memorized. Learn intensive reading and speed reading.
Writing:
Write within a limited time and practice typing the writing outline. Write down the content of each paragraph in the form of braces and expand it completely according to the content in the outline. One week before the exam, write a big composition every day. Read more model essays for small compositions and refer to templates appropriately.
Words:
Recite in sequence first, and then in disorder. Unfamiliar words are recorded in the notebook, and the fragments are recited. Pay attention to synonyms, antonyms, affixes and familiar words.
I'm really grateful to Teacher Chen for doing so well in the listening test, and I love her thousands of times. Of course, other teachers are also very good. Very responsible.