温州英语四级

1. 温州大学瓯江学院大学英语四级和学位证挂钩吗

事实上，教育部从未将英语四级考试与学位授予联系在一起。但是，这项始于版1986年、逐渐在全国高权校推广开来的英语考试，十余年中不断发展壮大，与学位挂钩成了部分高校的“土政策”。全国大学英语四六级考试办并没有要求与学位授予挂钩，但大多数高校都曾将这项考试与学位授予相捆绑。

也就是说，四六级考试并没有要求与学位授予挂钩，而是一项参照测验。

对于英语四级写作，比较重要的就是考前的抱佛脚了，这时候应该记一些句子，这些句子很好的，也就是优美的句型，这些句型你在多种话题中都能够套用就好，对于高手而言，写作布局现于这种方法，可以去看看更高级的比如托福雅思等的写作，提升写作的欧美风思维，这样更容易的高分。所以能考还是早点考过来。我们老师跟我们说我们的学位证和四级是有关系的。

2. 我问一下我专科过的英语4级，在温州医学院申请学位的时候还要考学位英语么，如果可以还有没有其他条件

还是要考的，过了英语四级好像是可以免过自考的英语那一门，但是拿学位证需要主考院校组织的学位英语。我也是英语四级过了，再考学位英语，学位英语一点都不难。

3. 温州英语四六级有没有班

文都四六级，复
2018年6月英语四制六级考试攻略
开门见山不墨迹
分四步：（单词量是基本的）
1，先专项攻克，多做真题，专项专项练，写作、翻译一些万能句型什么的该背的背，阅读做完对照答案弄懂就多做；（距离6月份英语四六级考试还剩101天），如果有同学考了几次都没有过的，建议可以报班跟老师系统的学学；
2，考前1个月严格按照考试时间多做模拟题，依然还是，阅读什么的做完要对照答案弄明白；
3，考前在网上留意一下一些厉害的老师的考前点睛，很重要的，可以捡捡技巧分；
4，考试时，不管你觉得怎么样，都不能放弃，填空什么的实在不会的可以去卷子里找找你觉得差不多的单词添上，作文翻译什么的你也可以试试，总之不能放弃,你懂的！
另外强调的一点，现在部分省市或将增添口语考试，如下：
那这个信息是从哪来的呢？终于，小编在北京大学考试中心发布的《关于2018年北京地区全国大学英语四、六级口语考试报名工作的通知》的文章中找到了答案：“2018年全国英语四六级CET考试采取网上报名方式并增加口语考试的相关信息”。

4. 嘉兴学院南湖学院，温州大学瓯江学院这两所大学大一能报英语4级吗

南湖学院的话，大一，12月份的四级要报考的话，高考成绩有要求的；6月份的话，所有人都可以报考。瓯江学院就不清楚。希望能够帮到你~

5. 英语听力耳机，也就是四六级考试专用的耳机，请问有谁知道温州哪里有卖，

淘宝店铺上很多卖的啊，你输入艾本教学耳机，都能找到，再网上快递一个也很快的

6. 在温州去哪里报考英语专业四级八级考试

一般来讲，只有在校的英语专业的学生才可以报考英语专业四级及专业八级的考试版，而且只有权在大四的时候可以考专八，如果没通过，只有在下一年跟随下一界的学生再考一次，如果还是没通过就没有资格考了，非英语专业一般是不允许考的

7. 温州大学英语四六级培训哪里比较好

我都毕业了也只有一张成绩单。六级也是。学校告诉我们这就是证书了。回出来找工作。给别人看成绩单答就OK了。不知道你的成绩单是什么样的。是不是那种右上角有你照片。有各种考号。还有单相成绩和总成绩。最下面有盖章的。

8. 温州的全国英语等级考试四级报名时间是什么啊要精确的时间，我知道是6、7月

温州的全国英语等级考试四级报名时间是2月26日12：00——3月3日23：30。

一、考试时间

1.大学英语内四级：2019年6月15日上午容9:00—11:20;

2.大学英语六级：2019年6月15日下午15:00—17:25

3.大学英语三级：2019年6月16日上午9:00—11:15

报名条件：

(一)温州大学专科、本科、研究生在校生、历届未毕业学生;

(二) 温州大学成教学院专科、本科在校生;

(三) 报考学生须修完所报级别教学大纲规定的内容;报考CET4必须通过CET3(本科生及以上学历除外)，报考CET6必须是CET4达到425分(含425分)以上的学生;

(注意：四、六级不得同时报考)。

二、报名安排：

(1)报名时间：2月26日12：00——3月3日23：30

(2)报名方式：所有在校本(专)科生必须在规定时间内进行网上报名，逾期一律不予补报，各学院一律不接受在校本(专)科生的手工报名。

9. 要一篇温州动车事故或中国新航母的英语新闻，是英语的，400词左右，词汇量尽量别超四级。谢。好追加分

626 words 来自China Daily，'s future aircraft carrier no source of tension
BEIJING - Chinese and American military experts have said that China's future aircraft carrier isnot a source of tension for the United States and other nations in the Asia-Pacific region.About two weeks after China's Ministry of National Defense confirmed its program to refurbishan ex-Soviet aircraft carrier, the still unfinished vessel commenced its maiden sea trial onWednesday morning from Dalian of northeast Liaoning Province where the carrier was docked.While some neighboring countries have expressed concern over the growth of the People'sLiberation Army (PLA) Navy, such as Japan's most recent defense white paper, Peter Singer, asenior fellow in foreign policy at the Washington-based Brookings Institution, told Xinhua thathe didn't believe the Chinese carrier was a source that could worsen the current situation in theAsia-Pacific region."One should not be surprised that China, whose military and economic power has grownimmensely over the last decades, would want to join the 'carrier club' along with states like theUS, UK, Brazil, India, France," Singer said in an email.It's an understandable ambition from a strategic and national prestige standpoint for China todevelop aircraft carrier, he said.Currently, the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Russia, Spain, Italy, India, Brazil andThailand, operate a total of 21 active-service aircraft carriers.Japan's Maritime Self-Defense Force currently has two 18,000-metric ton Hyuga-classhelicopter carriers, although the warships are classified by Japan as "helicopter destroyers."Once the still-unnamed carrier is delivered to the PLA Navy, China will be the last among thepermanent members of the UN Security Council to possess an aircraft carrier.The Asia-Pacific is also an area where aircraft carriers frequently cruise. The nuclear-poweredsupercarrier USS George Washington has been forward deployed at Japan's Yokosuka, andother US carriers visit the area from time to time for military exercises, deterrence, as well asport calls and humanitarian aids."I don't think the carrier itself is a source of tension with the US," Singer said. "I think the greatersources of regional tension remain the behavior and unresolved maritime claims."According to Singer, such sources include the conct of the navies in the South China Seaand sea disputes between China and some of its neighboring states.China signed an agreement with members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations(ASEAN) in 2002 at Cambodian capital Phnom Penh, which seeks regional stability by resolvingdisputes in the South China Sea in a peaceful way.The agreement, Declaration on the Conct of Parties in the South China Sea, asked allconcerned countries to maintain self-restraint and not to conct activities that wouldcomplicate or escalate disputes such as inhabiting the uninhabited islands and reefs."Tensions between Japan, the Philippines or Vietnam were there before the carrier," Singersaid, noting that China's neighboring countries may look at the carrier with some apprehension,but none should blame the carrier for tensions in the South China Sea.Chinese military scholars told Xinhua that China's carrier program was for the sake of its ownmaritime interests."China's future aircraft carrier would only add stable factors to the Asia-Pacific region and theworld peace," said Cao Weidong, a researcher of the PLA Navy's Academic Research Institute."Compared with the US and other carrier-savvy navies, China is just a beginner in operating anaircraft carrier," Cao said.To fuel its fast growing economy, China is increasingly reliant on natural resources importedthrough maritime transport routes from overseas.The PLA Navy has deployed its task forces in rotation since the end of 2008 to the Gulf ofAden and waters off the coast of Somalia to escort Chinese and foreign merchant vesselstransiting."We have learned from the escort missions and other operations, such as evacuating citizensfrom Libya, that an aircraft carrier is something that the navy needs," Cao said, adding that theweapon platform will also be a necessary tool for the country to safeguard territorial waters andmaritime transport routes.