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Although all the exams are English exams, the emphasis and difficulty are different.

First of all, these questions you ask actually have special entries in Baidu Encyclopedia, and you can find an introduction as soon as you search.

Then, I will explain the difference between the two according to my own experience:

GRE: It is an American postgraduate entrance examination, which examines students' reading ability and logical thinking ability (at least Americans think so).

Logic), divided into three parts, language (oral), mathematics (quantitative) and analytical writing.

Chinese is now all computer tests, all multiple-choice questions, mostly reading questions, and word filling, which is very demanding.

Vocabulary and reading ability, read four or five articles in 30 minutes, usually 10, and then there are 10 words to fill in.

Empty question.

Mathematics, 20 questions in 35 minutes, is usually relatively simple. As long as you can read the questions carefully, you can basically get full marks.

The composition is divided into two parts, both of which are 30 minutes. Part of it is to give you a topic to illustrate your point of view and illustrate it with examples.

Problems; One is to give you a material, so that you can find out the logical loopholes and refute them according to the material.

Argument. The composition has a question bank, almost all of which are close to 200 points.

There are two more points about GRE.

1. In the exam, two compositions are tested first, and then math and Chinese appear alternately. Both math and Chinese are twice, and it is necessary.

Take the math or Chinese exam again, just like this, count the number of languages, or count the number of languages.

Every time is a part (as I said above), a part is 30 minutes, and math is 35 minutes.

2. I feel that GRE mainly depends on vocabulary, and then I can read quickly and understand the main meaning of the article.

TOEFL: TOEFL pays more attention to candidates' English application ability, which is divided into reading, listening, speaking and writing (during the examination)

This order).

Reading: If you have a certain vocabulary and can read quickly, there should be no problem, which is quite good for China people.

It's simple. Compared with GRE reading, it doesn't have that big vocabulary. It is characterized by a long article, usually with 700 words left.

Yes, a 20-minute article contains about 13 topics, and most of the topics are arranged in the order of articles, at most.

The latter topic is usually a summary of the full text, usually 2~3 articles.

Listening: Listening is difficult, usually speaking faster. You can only listen once, and the questions you have done cannot be returned and need to be supplemented.

Besides reading, listening runs through the TOEFL test, and both oral English and composition should be based on listening.

Based on good listening, the following two parts will say.

Oral English: divided into six questions:

Question 1 Usually you are asked to describe someone or something, and the second question is daily life.

A phenomenon or opinion allows you to express your opinion. 1 and 2 questions are both 15 seconds to prepare, and 45 seconds to say.

Question 3 will give a listening material, usually a measure of the school, which will be discussed by students after implementation.

Theoretically, let you talk about your opinion according to what they say. Question 4 is usually listening comprehension.

Material, according to the content, you express your opinion on the phenomenon mentioned in it.

Questions 5 and 6 are similar to questions 3 and 4. Question 5 is usually about what difficulties students have encountered.

Another person helps with the analysis and asks you to talk about their solution and your opinion. The sixth question is usually.

This is a lecture. The professor talks about a class and asks you to talk about it according to the content of the listening materials, which are published in.

Your own opinion. Questions 3 to 6 are all prepared in 20 seconds and said in 60 seconds.

Writing: divided into two parts:

The first one is to give you a reading material and watch it for 3 minutes, then the listening material of the reading material.

There will be comments on the reading material, and then you will write down what is said in it according to the listening material.

It takes 20 minutes, 150-225 words, with complete meaning and no opinions.

The second essay is an ordinary composition. Write your own position according to a point of view. It takes 30 minutes, it seems to be 300.

It is said so.

PS: Personally, I think TOEFL mainly depends on listening, and speaking and listening need more practice.

I don't know why you ask this question. Generally, GRE and TOEFL scores are required to apply for a master's or doctoral degree in natural science in the United States. GMAT is a required course in the business exam, but I haven't passed it yet. You can refer to the online introduction.

To tell the truth, if you want to know or take the exam more carefully, you must consult a lot and find a simulation question. Many people introduce this online. I just said my own experience and feelings, hoping to help you ~ ~