1、 登陆网站 参加免费试学 小学五年级英语辅导，9 个 tips 帮助你提高英语阅读速度Preview the material youre going to read. Look at main headings, chapter divisions, and other relevant material-to develop clues about the structure of the work.1、先预览一下你的阅读材料。注意主标题、章节分配、和其他相关材料，旨在构筑阅读材料的结构布局。Adjust your reading speed as you read the materia
2、l. Slow down when you need to be sure that you comprehend a section of material. Speed up if you are already familiar with (or dont need to know) other sections.2、在阅读的同时调整阅读速度。对于需要理解领会的篇章，放慢速度；而对于已熟知（或不需要知道）的内容，快速读过。Readers can dramatically improve their reading speeds by taking in several words in
3、the line of text at one time (instead of sounding out each word, or focusing on each letter of the word. Computer programs like Speed Reader or Rapid Reader are designed to help readers improve reading speeds with flashing letters and words. You may also want to learn more about other techniques.3、可
4、以通过一次在一行里读数个词的方法，来显著提高阅读速度，而不是逐字逐句去读出那些词来。有些软件，如“速读”和“快读”，就是专门设计通过闪烁字母和单词来提高人们阅读速度的。或许你还需要学习其他一些技巧来达到这点。Another way to improve your reading speed is to focus on the key words in the sentences. A significant amount of reading time is wasted on conjunctions, prepositions, or articles (i.e. a, an, the,
5、 but, and, or, nor, but, etc.).4、提高阅读速度的另一个方法是，注意句子中的关键词。我们在连词、介词和冠词上浪费了太多时间，如：a, an, the, but, and, or, nor, but 等。登陆网站 参加免费试学 Use a pacer like a pen or your finger-as a focal point to draw your eye across the line or down the page. A pacer can help you increase your speed and reduce re-reading. A
6、pacer can also help you to keep track of what you are reading.5、使用“ 节奏器”，例如一支笔或手指，以在阅读一行或一页时，形成一种注视焦点。节奏器不仅能帮你提高速度，还能避免重复阅读，并协助了解阅读内容。Talk about what youve read. Some readers find that by talking about their reading with friends or fellow students, they are able to effectively synthesize the materia
7、l.6、谈论你所读的内容。有人发现，读后与朋友或同学谈论他们读过的内容，可以有效地综合理解所读内容。Determine a reading schedule that works for you. You may find that you cant concentrate on the material for more than an hour (or a half hour). Also select a time of the day when you are alert and ready to read.7、安排一个适合自己的阅读计划表。可能你会发现自己无法专心阅读超过一小时（甚至
8、半小时），这时你就需要一个计划。同时，还要注意挑选一天中思维清晰且适于阅读是时候来读。Find a reading spot, where interruptions or distractions will not disturb your reading.8、找到自己的 “阅读地点”，即那些不会打扰或分散你注意力的地方。Practice. Practice. Practice. The best way to improve your reading speed is to practice reading. Try out some of these techniques, and th
9、en perfect the strategies that work best for you.9、练习、练习、再练习。提高阅读速度的最好方法，就是练习。尝试上述方法，再结合自己完善它们。Mrs Bolton also kept a cherishing eye on Connie， feeling she must extend to her her female and professional protection. She was always urging 登陆网站 参加免费试学 her ladyship to walk out， to drive to Uthwaite， to
10、be in the air. For Connie had got into the habit of sitting still by the fire， pretending to read ； or to sew feebly， and hardly going out at all. It was a blowy day soon after Hilda had gone， that Mrs Bolton said ： Now why dont you go for a walk through the wood， and look at the daffs behind the ke
11、epers cottage ？ Theyre the prettiest sight youd see in a days march. And you could put some in your room ； wild daffs are always so cheerful-looking，arent they ？Connie took it in good part， even daffs for daffodils. Wild daffodils！After all， one could not stew in ones own juice. The spring came back
12、Seasons return， but not to me returns Day， or the sweet approach of Evn or Morn.And the keeper， his thin， white body， like a lonely pistil of an invisible flower！ She had forgotten him in her unspeakable depression. But now something rousedPale beyond porch and portalthe thing to do was to pass the
13、porches and the portals.She was stronger， she could walk better， and iii the wood the wind would not be so tiring as it was across the bark， flatten against her. She wanted to forget， to forget the world， and all the dreadful， carrion-bodied people. Ye must be born again！ I believe in the resurrecti
14、on of the body！ Except a grain of wheat fall into the earth and die， it shall by no means bring forth. When the crocus cometh forth I too will emerge and see the sun ！ In the wind of March endless phrases swept through her consciousness.Little gusts of sunshine blew， strangely bright， and lit up the
15、 celandines at the woods edge， under the hazel-rods， they spangled out bright and yellow. And the wood was still， stiller， but yet gusty with 登陆网站 参加免费试学 crossing sun. The first windflowers were out， and all the wood seemed pale with the pallor of endless little anemones， sprinkling the shaken floor
16、. The world has grown pale with thy breath. But it was the breath of Persephone，this time ； she was out of hell on a cold morning. Cold breaths of wind came， and overhead there was an anger of entangled wind caught among the twigs. It， too， was caught and trying to tear itself free， the wind， like A
17、bsalom. How cold the anemones looked， bobbing their naked white shoulders over crinoline skirts of green. But they stood it. A few first bleached little primroses too， by the path， and yellow buds unfolding themselves.The roaring and swaying was overhead， only cold currents came down below. Connie w
18、as strangely excited in the wood， and the colour flew in her cheeks， and burned blue in her eyes. She walked ploddingly， picking a few primroses and the first violets， that smelled sweet and cold， sweet and cold. And she drifted on without knowing where she was.Till she came to the clearing， at the
19、end of the wood， and saw the green-stained stone cottage， looking almost rosy， like the flesh underneath a mushroom， its stone warmed in a burst of sun. And there was a sparkle of yellow jasmine by the door ； the closed door. But no sound； no smoke from the chimney； no dog barking.She went quietly r
20、ound to the back， where the bank rose up； she had an excuse， to see the daffodils.And they were there， the short-stemmed flowers， rustling and fluttering and shivering， so bright and alive， but with nowhere to hide their faces，as they turned them away from the wind.They shook their bright， sunny lit
21、tle rags in bouts of distress. But perhaps they liked it really； perhaps they really liked the tossing.Constance sat down with her back to a young pine-tree， that wayed 登陆网站 参加免费试学 against her with curious life， elastic， and powerful， rising up. The erect，alive thing， with its top in the sun！ And sh
22、e watched the daffodils turn golden， in a burst of sun that was warm on her hands and lap. Even she caught the faint， tarry scent of the flowers. And then， being so still and alone， she seemed to bet into the current of her own proper destiny. She had been fastened by a rope， and jagging and snarring like a boat at its moorings ； now she was loose and adrift.
