There might be some differences in vocabulary between CET-4 and CET-4.
College English Test Level 4 is one of the CET-4 and CET-6 examinations in the mainland of China. It is designed to test the candidates 'English language ability. The vocabulary requirement is about 3500. The Master's English Test is one of the English tests authorized by the University of Cambridge Examination Board in the mainland of China. It is designed to test the candidate's professional knowledge and application of English. The vocabulary requirement is about 7000.
Although CET-4 and CET-4 had different vocabulary requirements, their vocabulary range was roughly the same. In addition, the vocabulary requirements for CET-4 and CET-4 were also limited by the form, difficulty, and question type of the test. So if you have passed the CET-4, congratulations! You can try to challenge the CET-4 exam to test your English level and professional knowledge.
CET4 Speed Reading Techniques include the following:
1. Scanning: Quickly browse the title, paragraph title, and sentence opening to understand the theme and general content of the article. It provides preliminary clues to understand the article.
2. Skipping: If you encounter unfamiliar words or sentences during the scanning process, you can skip that part and continue to read the next part.
3. Focus on reading: In the process of skipping, focus on the parts that you are interested in, such as key passages, key words and details to deepen your understanding and memory of the article.
4. Shorthand notes: During the process of reading, you can take down important information such as keywords, key sentences, author's views, etc. for future reference and review.
5. Rereading: After completing an article, you can read and review it repeatedly to deepen your understanding and memory of the article. At the same time, it can also help consolidate your vocabulary and grammar knowledge.
These are some of the basic points of CET4's speed reading techniques. I hope they will be helpful to you.
There isn't enough information to accurately tell the full story of'mah e tamam'. It could potentially be a story about a person named Mah or it could be a concept in a specific language or community. Without further clarification, it's impossible to provide a definite full story.
Since I don't know the details of the'mah e tamaam' full story, it might be a story from a particular culture or community. You could try looking for it in local libraries, cultural centers related to the origin of this term, or by asking people who are well - versed in that specific cultural or regional lore.
I don't know how much vocabulary Liu Yi has, nor do I know what the requirements of the CET-4 are. Therefore, he had no choice. It is recommended to check the specific requirements of the CET-4 and consult the relevant vocabulary book or online dictionary to determine whether the requirements are met.
One possible theme could be achievement. If'mah e tamam' represents a goal, then the story might revolve around the characters' efforts to reach it, and the ending could show the consequences of that achievement or lack thereof.
The'mah e tamam ending story' is quite unclear without more context. 'Mah e tamam' might be a name or a term in a language that I'm not familiar with. If it's a story, the ending could be a happy one where all the conflicts are resolved. For example, if it's a story about a journey, the characters might reach their destination successfully at the end. Or it could be a sad ending where something is lost. But again, it's hard to say without more details.