Part A :

Well, the first thing is to find out exactly what's required in the exams.

好的，首先是要找到考试真正要考的是什么。

Mm.

嗯。

Would it help to get hold of some past papers?

看一下过去的考卷有用I]-57

Yes.

是的。

They'll help to make it clear.

他们将有助于你更加清晰要考什么。

Right, I'll do that. Then what?

好的，我会这么做的。然后呢。

Then you can sort out your revision priorities, based on what's most likely to come up.

你可以基于最可能出现的考点设置你的复习重点。

I put these on a card, and read them through regularly.

我会把这些放在一张卡片上，并定期阅读。

Uhuh.

哈。

But that isn't enough in itself.

但这还是不够。

You also need a timetable, to see how you can fit everything in, in the time available.

你还需要一个时间表，看看如何把每件事情安排进自己的日程。

Then keep it in front of you while you're studying.

在你学习的时候，把它放在你面前。

I've done that before, but it hasn't helped me!

我以前也做过，但并没有什么用。

Maybe you need to do something different every day, so if you break down your revision into small tasks, and allocate them to specific days, there's more incentive to tackle them.

也许你每天需要做不同的事情，所以如果你把大的任务分散成为小任务，并把它们分配到某个日子，就有更多动力完成它们。

With big topics you're more likely to put off starting.

如果任务过重，你可能会拖延不做。

Good idea.

好主意。

And as I revise each topic I write a single paragraph about it-then later I can read it through quickly, and it helps fix things in my mind.

然后每当我修改一个小话题，我就会写一个小段落一然后我就很快地通读，帮助更新知识。

That's brilliant.

那太聪明了!

I also write answers to questions for the exam practice.

我为了考试写出题目的答案。

It's hard to make myself do it, though!

但是真的很难!

Well, I'll try.

好的，我试试。

Thanks a lot, Jeannie.

谢谢你，JEANNIE。

That's a great help.

你对我帮助很大。

No problem.

没问题。

See you around.

回头见。

Bye.

再见。