2020年考研英语二复习计划很详细
218 考研英语二复习计划，很详细
一、学习和巩固基础的词汇语法
（1）背单词
英语大纲要求 55 左右的词汇量，大学四、六级的词汇量约
5+，但是不要以为考研单词就不用背了。其实，考研英语比较难
的原因之一就在对单词的考察比英语四六级更为精深，所以考研核心词汇必须要背，并且要深入的掌握才行。
比如，简单的一个单词address ，大家都知道是“地址”的意思，看
到 address a problem 就蒙了， address 作为动词，意思为“开始解决问题”。这个例子就说明了为什么说考研英语词汇考察的更精深了。背单词的方法，建议词汇书和真题搭配着用，真题买一本有逐句解析的，这样就不用一个一个查生词意思了。
（2）语法（简单句 +长难句）
考研英语对于语法的考察并不具体，但是实际上任何题型都要涉及语法。很多同学都对简单句不屑一顾，这绝对是错误的，简单句是长难句的基础，基础都学不好，还想学好更高层的知识点吗？
这也是为什么我很不喜欢那种只解析长难句的真题，这种不利于我们全面掌握语法。我买的是吕升运的《考研圣经》，就是因为我英语基础不好，想要从简单句句法开始学起，这本真题是逐句讲解语法的，长难句简单句都涵盖了，感觉这样的真题更适合我。
二、 3 月份至 7 月份死磕真题，题型专项提高
经过第一阶段的学习，要总结规律和方法以更好地继续复习，比如适合自己的背单词方法和学习英语的时间等等。
第二阶段，要进一步归纳总结各个专项题型的出题规律和解题思路。
下面就谈谈具体的经验吧。
（1）阅读理解
在英语复习的过程中，阅读不和背单词一样，要贯穿始终。个人建议的阅读方法是这样的做每一篇阅读都先看题目和选项，把重要的人名，时间，原因等等选项中涉及的问题做标记，然后再看文章，有的放矢，带着任务去阅读，会发现很多段落和题目无关，省略不读，细读跟选项有关的段落。题目做完以后，不要着急再往下做新的篇章，要把这篇文章细看一
遍，不会的单词要查阅记录，更重要的事把每个出题点细读一下，揣摩出题人的意图和角度，这样这篇阅读才算完成。
（2）完形填空
完形填空是大家都比较头疼的一项，我也不例外。这个题型是考
察大家对词汇、语法、结构和习惯用法的理解掌握。做这一部分时，
要迅速将文章浏览一遍，基
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