I want to take the professional English exam this year for the science and engineering field – what textbooks are good to use? Thank you!

Wasn’t it already taken this year?

The exam this year has already been taken, and the results are probably out now! You can prepare for next year. As for the exam materials and textbooks, you can buy them when you register. The questions aren’t difficult, but there are a large number of them; it’s best to get a set so that you can work through some questions to get an idea of the question types and the level of difficulty. I didn’t finish it during the exam, but luckily I passed anyway, hehe! By the way, you can bring a dictionary during the exam; make sure to use one that you are familiar with, as otherwise looking up words in it will take a lot of time.

Here’s a tip for the exam: for reading comprehension questions, if you don’t have time to read all the English text in the book, I suggest looking at the translated Chinese version. This way, when you see the English text in the exam, you’ll know what it says, which will make it much easier to answer the questions. You can give it a try.

Good idea; let’s share an e-book. Thank you.

I haven’t passed it yet, but no matter what you do, it’s best to prepare thoroughly, especially by using materials provided by the examiners.

This post was last edited by liushaq on 2009-6-19 23:39. The professional qualification exams are quite simple; in fact, all those so-called study materials and training programs are just a way to deceive people. It’s sufficient to spend time getting familiar with vocabulary – after all, you can use a dictionary. As long as you manage to score well on the reading section, achieving 60 points shouldn’t be a problem, hehe

This post was last edited by silidi520 on 2009-6-20 13:57. There’s no need to buy any textbooks. You can just download some past exam papers from the internet. Part of the textbook is updated every year. It can be downloaded for focused practice (there are 30 original questions). Normally, there will be a reading passage and a cloze test passage). Actually, if you pass the Level 4 exam. Go straight to the exam and you’ll pass. Getting reading and cloze tests right will get you around 50 points. Look up the word part in the dictionary again. Passing the test is no problem. There’s no need to attend training courses; it’s a waste of money. Pre-exam training courses all predict the exam questions (in the sections where the textbooks are updated each year), only on a narrower scale; they manage to predict them all. Ask a colleague who has signed up for the course. Take a close look. Just apply for level A directly; it can be done in one go, which is the most convenient.

You can just buy it at the time of registration; buy the supplementary materials, which contain several reading comprehension exercises.

9# liufy781223 Is there a question bank? Like a computer exam?

There’s an electronic version; I want to upload it, but I don’t have the rights. You said the forum has such rules – you need rights to make contributions. Wouldn’t it be better if there were more materials on the forum?