Что делать за 1-2 дня до ЕГЭ 2025 по русскому языку?

Summary

This video provides essential last-minute tips for students preparing for the Russian ЕГЭ exam. It covers what to focus on the day or two before the exam, including essay preparation (clichés, citation rules, and argument justification) and test review (orthography, syntax, and parts of speech). The video emphasizes strategic time management, advising students to spend 6-7 hours reviewing over 2 days, with light review on the final day. It also stresses the importance of staying calm, using cheat sheets, and ensuring proper rest to maximize performance on exam day.

Takeaways

• 😀 Prioritize essay practice and spend 30 minutes to 1 hour reviewing essential components like clichés, citation rules, and reasoning your position.
• 😀 Don't try to memorize everything. Focus on key areas and review theory only where necessary (e.g., tasks 6, 10-15, and 21).
• 😀 Use files with solutions to revise syntax and sentence structures for tasks 16-20, focusing on connectors and types of constructions.
• 😀 Review the classification of parts of speech, as this is crucial for tasks 1 and 26 of the test.
• 😀 Spend a moderate amount of time revising paronyms and using resources like dictionaries or solutions files for efficient review.
• 😀 Revise word stress (ударение) using quizzes, files, or bots to help refresh your memory of stress patterns.
• 😀 For task 9, focus on words with checkable and uncheckable vowels, as well as exceptions, dedicating up to 30 minutes for revision.
• 😀 On the final day, limit your revision to light practice (no new tasks) and ensure you get enough rest and sleep.
• 😀 Use the provided cheat sheet (Шпаргалка) and theory folders to streamline your revision process and stay organized.
• 😀 Avoid cramming the night before the exam. Rest is critical to staying calm and focused during the test.
• 😀 Approach the exam with confidence. Trust that your preparation will pay off if you stay calm and focus only on the most important aspects.

Q & A

What should I focus on for the essay portion of the ЕГЭ one or two days before the exam?

Focus on practicing parts of the essay such as clichés, citation rules, transition phrases, and justifying your position. Spend no more than 1 hour on this, breaking it down into specific tasks.

How much time should I spend practicing for the composition section?

You should spend 30 minutes to 1 hour practicing for the composition section. This includes reviewing clichés, citation rules, and key transition phrases.

Is it necessary to memorize everything for the test section of the ЕГЭ?

No, you should focus on specific parts of the test, such as orthography, syntax, and word classifications. Not all sections require detailed memorization, especially not every task.

What is the recommended approach for reviewing orthography rules?

For orthography, you should review key rules quickly. Open the theory file, skim through it, and practice recalling the most important spelling rules.

How should I prepare for syntax tasks (tasks 16-20)?

For syntax tasks, it's more effective to refer to solution files, such as those in the 50 variants collection. Focus on understanding the solutions and reviewing sentence structures, conjunctions, and other grammar rules used in these tasks.

What should I do to prepare for paronym tasks?

Review common paronyms by either reading through solution files or using a dictionary. You don’t need to memorize all paronyms but should be familiar with the most common ones.

How much time should I dedicate to reviewing stress and vowel spelling rules?

Spend about 30 minutes on tasks involving stress and vowel spelling rules. Focus on words with checkable and uncheckable vowels and use the relevant theory files for guidance.

Should I spend time practicing all tasks on the last day before the exam?

No, on the last day, avoid practicing new tasks. Instead, review lightly for 1-2 hours, focusing mainly on what you already know, ensuring you don't overwork yourself.

What is the ideal approach for reviewing the large text tasks (tasks 23-25)?

For tasks related to large texts, it’s best to apply logical reasoning. Task 23 doesn't require deep preparation, while for task 24, reviewing types of statements using files or solutions is helpful.

How should I approach task 26 (word classification)?

Task 26 requires reviewing parts of speech classification, and it's essential to look at theory files that cover the basic rules. Be sure to focus on identifying the correct word types and their functions.