Investigation of ill sentences:

Ill sentences are classified into A, B, C and D, and there are subclasses A 1A3B 1B2B3. These classifications should be firmly remembered, and it is very important to clarify the logical relationship. When you get a sentence, you can't say it doesn't read correctly, but you should clearly find out where it is wrong. See whether it belongs to A or B first. If it is A, it is a 1 or a2. Then practice with two volumes of sick sentences. Review the wrong points.

A survey of the meanings of idioms and common sayings;

Accumulate regular exams &; Error-prone idioms and proverbs are recorded in loose-leaf books. Spend a few minutes reciting every day.

Classical Chinese:

It all depends on spending time reciting, reading more books and finding a sense of language. Out of personal interest, I studied happily in high school for three years.

Small reading (the topic of small reading is multiple-choice questions, choose the corresponding options according to the content of the article):

Articles are generally scientific articles or essays, and most of them are very brain-consuming. It is not recommended to practice under the condition of insufficient time and irritability. When doing a problem, look at the problem first (just look at the problem, not the options, to avoid being upset and remembering the information). Then read the article for the first time, sum up the meaning of the paragraph in your mind, and grasp the central content and structure of the article. Finally, the second reading pays attention to the details, and some "sensitive words" such as numbers are marked in their own way.

Appreciation of poetry &; Reading comprehension:

There is an answer template. I can't remember the specific content of the answer template taught by the teacher. There are only a few ABCD topics in poetry appreciation and reading comprehension. When you ask A, you should say a 1 first, and then a2, another answer box. This notebook has been lent to my cousin. It will be more intuitive to take photos and post them when you go home during the summer vacation. )

Small composition:

Key points: come straight to the point, think clearly, and use writing skills, such as detail description, comparison and contrast, environmental description and so on. If there are some clear writing requirements in the topic, such as using parallelism rhetoric, try to write it in a conspicuous position such as the beginning or the end.

Composition:

The writing skills mentioned here are aimed at exam-oriented compositions and have nothing to do with literary literacy. I wrote a well-behaved composition in the examination room, which was politically correct, with a lot of chicken soup and no innovation at all. (Out of 50, the composition of the college entrance examination is 43, and the score is not as good as many excellent compositions. ) Senior one practices writing narratives, and Senior two practices writing argumentative essays. In our province, the composition of college entrance examination is generally argumentative, so I will focus on the writing skills of argumentative.

Narration: Pay attention to expression techniques, environmental description, character description (character description, language description, action description, detail description, psychological description), lay a good foundation, echo from beginning to end, want to promote first, want to suppress first, and the details should be appropriate (for example, two things are used to express the protagonist's character, so it is not appropriate to use ink evenly, so one thing should be written in detail, one thing should be written slightly, and the priorities should be clear. ) and so on. These expressions can add points to the composition! Write a narrative weekly diary every week, and consciously apply these writing skills to the weekly diary (if you use it too much, you will become familiar). Then ask the Chinese teacher to help correct it.

Argumentative essay (different from argumentative essay):

Find two classic argumentative papers and print them out (easy to learn). I recommend He Tan, both of which are classic argumentative essays with proper format. The standard format looks clear and clear, and clear rules are an important plus for the composition in the examination room.

Say? diligent

As the saying goes, "Nothing is difficult in the world." Han Yu, a writer in the Tang Dynasty, said: "Industry is good at diligence." Profound knowledge comes from diligence.

Diligence means cherishing time, studying hard, thinking hard, exploring hard and practicing hard. People who have made achievements in ancient and modern times are diligent and successful.

3 the result of hard work. Marx wrote Das Kapital, studied hard for 40 years and read an amazing number of books, including 1500 kinds of notes. Sima Qian wrote Historical Records, and since he was 20 years old, he traveled all over the Yellow River and the Yangtze River, collecting a large number of social historical materials, which laid the foundation for the creation of Historical Records. Goethe spent 58 years, collected a lot of information, and wrote Faust, a poetic drama that has great influence in the world literary and ideological circles. On the way to the peak of mathematics, Chen Jingrun, a contemporary mathematician in China, read thousands of related materials at home and abroad, studied all night and made achievements that shocked the world.

4 Diligence makes wisdom. Legend has it that there was an orator named Demosthenes in ancient Greece. Because he stuttered when he was a child, his voice was vague and his pronunciation was inaccurate, and he was often overwhelmed by eloquent opponents. However, he was not discouraged and discouraged. In order to overcome this weakness and win an eloquent opponent, he recited to the sea with a stone in his mouth every day, regardless of spring, summer, autumn and winter, persisted in practicing speaking for 50 years, and even climbed mountains and ran, eventually becoming one of the most famous speakers in Greece.

Practice has proved that the key to a person's knowledge lies in how diligent he is. Lazy people will never achieve anything in their careers and will never make themselves smart. Only diligent people can hunt for real wisdom and talents in the infinite ocean of knowledge, open up the field of knowledge and make themselves smart. Gorky said: "Genius comes from diligence." As long as you are diligent, you will certainly win great achievements in your career through hard work. I think everyone who is eager to learn must be able to appreciate the profound meaning of "diligence".