2018考研英语二真题买谁的
2018考研英语二真题买谁的?
对于大部分学生来说，考研英语都是他们考研路上的障碍。为了复习考研英语，莘莘学子们也都废了很大的劲，但是效果却不一定很理想。为此，小编认为二次考研的应该反思一下自己，为什么自己成功？刚开始着手准备的考生应该仔细思考一下自己应该如何去做才能考的更好？以前辈的经验作为自己的前车之鉴。下面小编主要为大家推荐一本真题资料书：太阳城考研1号的系列丛书之《考研圣经》。
小编先给大家大概讲解一下真本书的功能。《考研圣经》是一本专门为英语二的考生量身定做的英语复习资料，它是可以帮助考生在短期之内提高英语成绩的神兵利器。这本书主要是为基础薄弱者编写的，主要是为了帮助他们夯实基础。
大家也都知道自己在考研英语中出现的问题所在，基本上无非是是词汇、语法和解题技巧这三个方面的问题。这本书中对于词汇进行了精讲，从词性、词义、近反义词到相关词组，字典上该有的注释它都有，非常方便学习词汇，基本上为考生省去了查字典的麻烦；对于句子进行了句子解析，句子解析是用“图表解析+文字说明”的方法，长难句用图表解析显得清晰明了，简单句用文字说明，虽然简单但是也不失详细，大家刚好可以巩固语法知识。
再来说说如何从这本书中学习解题技巧吧！大家都知道，解题思路正确的话你的做题答对率就能够提高，还有就是你的做题速度也会加快。这本书的答题技巧主要体现在它的答案解析部分。它的但案解析不同于其他同类的书，它显示给了一个图表，书中叫选项表析，点明了选项出处，可以帮助考生直接找到大难源头；还给出了选项特征，帮助考生分析了每个选项的特点；最大的一点就是它的干扰项分析，这一部分主要是针对错误的、干扰你的答案进行分析，可以帮助你明白错误选项的错误原因，如果你想知道题目的大纲考点，答案解析部分也是给你展现了出来的。
当然除过上面的那些点，这本书还有一个优点就是写作部分的三步作文法。三步作文法主要是由“经典范文模板+思路创新模板+语言创新模板”三部分组成，这三大板块层层递进，可以帮助考生一步一步写出优秀作文。先是帮助考生有一个大体的思路，能写出基本的作文题目；再是帮助考生在原本的思路上进行创新，因为当大家都背模板的时候，考卷上出现的作文全都千篇一律了，阅卷人肯定不会给高分的，这个时候你若能出新的观点必定能得高分；最后就是考研英语作文用词不要像高中一样很低端，尽量用一些比较高大上的词汇和语句，当你的用词比别人高大上的话，阅卷老师肯定会很欣赏你的作文的。如此一来，经过这样一步一步磨练，你的考研英语作文在思路和语言上都比别人略胜一筹了，你说阅卷老师能不给你高分吗？
最后说说翻译吧！翻译要提高，大家还是得多练习才行。这本书中的阅读有个英汉对照模式，这种左右对照的模式主要是为了方便考生学习阅读。在此小编建议，你们可以用这个来训练翻译，拿着阅读真题自己先进行翻译，然后再对照阅读的汉语翻译，看看资料上是怎么进行翻译的，找出自己的不足进行弥补。还可以用真题进行训练，真题部分的翻译给出了“常规译文+升级译文”，这就跟写作的模式有点像了。相信在真题答案的帮助之下，你的翻译水平可以逐步提升最后对于句子的翻译能够达到优雅的境界。
广大考生们请相信我，《考研真相》，你值得拥有！最后，祝愿大家考试顺利！
下面系统推荐一下98%人都在用的考研英语二复习书：
一、词汇
1.《非常词汇》
适合人群：英语一和英语二通用
推荐理由:800个句子浓缩所有大纲单词，通过句子记单词，让你不再由A背到Z，背单词不再那么枯燥，记忆量大大变小了。赠送4大赠本中的《必考词+基础词+偶考词+超纲词》重点分明，如果时间不充足，那么只需要背必考词就可以啦！
2.闪过英语考研《必考词汇应用全书》
适合人群：备考时间不足的人；英语一和英语二通用
推荐理由：闪过作为英语教辅第二品牌，为什么说闪过英语适合备考时间不足的人，因为闪过英语辅导书都有“薄、准、精、快”的特点，让你在短期内闪过英语考试。大家都知道必考词=考研英语70分，可见必考词是多的么重要，但是必考词的应用比记忆重要的多，尤其是应用的数量。本书不仅浓缩了1800个必考词，还给出了必考词所有的考点短语，记住，是所有考点短语哦！这些短语帮你在短期内搞定必考词在考试中的应用。
二、长难句
闪过英语考研《长难句闪过》
适合人群：备考时间不充足的考生；英语一和英语二通用
推荐理由：《长难句闪过》被称作“长难句破解神器”，这本书不仅仅是向我们展示语法分析的结果，而教你通过“找主干，理清修饰词，看标点”三个步骤教你轻松简单的破解长难句，让你一看就懂，一做就会！如果长难句是你的障碍，那么这本书是你最好的选择。
三、真题
1.《考研圣经》
适合人群：英语基础薄弱的考生
推荐理由：逐词逐句逐题精解英语真题，把真题文章每句的难点词汇和语法掰开了揉碎一句一句去讲，不用查字典，更不用查语法书，彻底恶补你的基础！这本书有两个版本，一个是基础加强版（05-09年真题）——适合第一阶段打基础；一个是高分突破版（10-17年真题）——适合第二阶段复习，适合基础薄弱的考研党，适合自己的就是最好的！学长学姐们都大力推荐！
2.《考研英语二历年真题汇编王》
适合人群：想要刷题的人
推荐理由：刷题专用。这本书汇编了历年考试38套真题，适合在考前或者复习前期刷题用，题量大，却很便宜。想要刷题的人或者想全面了解往年考试真题概况的人，基本上都用这本书。
四、写作
《写作宝中宝》
适合人群：英语基础薄弱的考生
推荐理由：
1.涵盖所有的英语二真题作文，精选50篇必考话题作文！
2.通过词-句-段-篇层层推进，搞定基础，一步步教会你写作文！
3.利用真题“三步作文法”（模板范文+思路创新+语言创新）创新范文，教你写出好作文！这本书是大部分英语学长学姐们强烈推荐的英语二专用作文书！
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