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How can one score 60 or more on the Professional English test?

2011-07-05View Original

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I’m about to be promoted to a higher professional rank, but to qualify for this promotion I need to score 60 or more on the English proficiency test. My English skills are quite average, and since I haven’t studied English for many years, it’s extremely difficult for me to reach that score. I hope that experts can offer me some guidance. Let me pass the exam on the first try. Thank you.
Reply #22011-07-05
Reply to 1# lxzzl: You are allowed to bring a dictionary for the professional English exam. Don’t worry; just review some common phrases, and it should be fine
Reply #32011-07-05
Reply to 2# mercuryme: Can one with a senior professional title also bring a dictionary? For the intermediate-level title, it’s a dictionary-lookup competition; there’s no need for repetition at all.
Reply #42011-07-05
No way. I remember that dictionaries are allowed in both exams; otherwise, it would be quite difficult for us to pass those exams. They say that people have strong skills in general English and technical English, but struggle with the English used in these exams
Reply #52011-07-05
Reply to 5# zero424: All of them are required, unless you qualify for an exemption. Usually, the exemption applies if you were born 60 years ago or if you have a Level 8 certificate in English
Reply #62011-07-05
Reply to 4# mercuryme: I’m bad at both regular English and technical English, but I’m okay at exam-oriented English. Hahahahahaha~~~
Reply #72011-07-11
It shouldn’t be too difficult, right? I heard it’s all multiple-choice questions; with a bit of review, one should be able to pass. Keep it up! ! !
Reply #82011-07-15
Alas. I couldn’t pass the professional English test.
Reply #92011-07-16
Is it only now that English tests are required for senior professional titles? ! I have taken the intermediate exam; it was not too difficult – just look up the words in a dictionary ; Regarding what you said, as long as there is enough time, I think you should start by opening the book, along with the dictionary and the exam papers, to get started. It will actually be quite simple once you’re in the examination room – as long as you are familiar with English, have practiced similar questions before, and have the dictionary at your disposal, there should be no problem. Keep it up! !
Reply #102011-07-16
Read the textbook on professional English once, make sure to finish it completely, complete all the * questions, and bring a dictionary – you will definitely be able to score 70 points. :handshake
Reply #112011-07-18
Required questions for the intermediate exam every year; Check out the updated content for study materials; it will take 15 points to go through that. For the rest, just studying the books should be sufficient. Keep working hard – since the teacher has promoted you to an advisory role, what are you still afraid of, even ABC?

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