原作者：Veronica Curlette，英語教師

時間：2018年9月3日

譯：Mirrorlamp

CEFR（Common European Framework，歐洲教學(xué)大綱）與雅思成績對照：

It’s possible, but you’ll need a teacher. Most people on average progress one level every?4–6?months in an immersion situation, with full-time classes, plenty of native speaker interaction, (host family situation), and a lot of social activities with mates who have made a pact to ONLY speak English.

兩個月從B2到C1是有可能的，但需要老師。平均來說語言成績提升一個登記需要4到6個月，條件是沉浸式環(huán)境、全日制課程、與母語者充分的交流（寄宿家庭），還有保證只用英語進(jìn)行社交活動的朋友們。

I once had a student in this situation. He wanted to do just what you have asked about. He was a B1 and passed the CAE with an ‘A’ after 2 months of intense study.

我?guī)н^一個學(xué)生，跟題主描述的情況一樣。他一開始的成績是B1，準(zhǔn)備用兩個月集中訓(xùn)練，拿到高級英語證書考試的A。（CAE，Certificate in Advanced English，劍橋大學(xué)針對C1級別開設(shè)的考試，換算成雅思是7分以上。）

Here’s what he did:

He lived with an English speaking family, took classes at our academy from 9–12, ate lunch with?dedicated?mates, and then had 3 hours of intensive training with yours truly in the afternoons from 1–4. But he didn’t stop there. He stayed at the academy after our afternoon classes and organised his notes for no more than an hour. He then went to galleries, museums and any exhibitions he could find where someone was giving a talk. Then he went home to his host family and had dinner with them. What might surprise you is after dinner he didn’t stay home with his nose in his books. No, instead he went out to the pubs with his dedicated mates and enjoyed ‘casual conversation’.

他住進(jìn)了一個英語家庭，上午9點到12點上課，跟練習(xí)英語的朋友一起吃午飯，下午1點到4點上我的課。但他還沒完，下午下課之后他會用不超過一個小時的時間整理筆記，然后去畫廊、博物館之類的地方，總之能跟別人用英語說話就行，之后回寄宿家庭吃晚飯。但他依然沒完，晚飯之后他不會埋頭苦讀，而是跟一起學(xué)英語的朋友去酒吧享受“閑聊”。

He did this every day of the week for 2 months solid. On weekends he took advantage of the many tours and activities offered by the academy, spent time with his host family and continued to go out to the pubs. He claimed that he was able to consolidate what he absorbed during the day by having relaxing and pleasant casual conversation with mates in the pub.

整整兩個月，周一到周五每一天他都是這么過來的，周末參加我們學(xué)校組織的活動，跟寄宿家庭的人待在一起，而且繼續(xù)去酒吧。據(jù)他自己說，在酒吧聊天可以幫他復(fù)習(xí)白天講的東西，順便還能放松一下。

He was an average guy intellectually speaking. He wasn’t a language genius. He just lived breathed and ate English for 2 months solid. He was?exceptionally?dedicated and in the end, succeeded.

論智商他就是個普通人，也沒有很厲害的語言天賦，只不過整整兩個月吃的是英語，呼吸的也是英語。堅持到底，然后就做到了。

So yes, it’s possible. However, that is the only time I have seen a student progress from intermediate to nearly advanced in such a short time in my entire 25 years as an English teacher.

結(jié)論：B2到C1是有可能的。不過我教了25年的英語，這種孩子也就見過這么一個。

原地址：https://www.quora.com/Can-I-improve-my-English-skill-to-a-B2-or-C1-level-from-a-B1-level-in-two-months-Is-it-possible