I m a junior in high school and I don t speak English well

Compared to other subjects, English is the best to mention. Have faith.

Your own thoughts are always your own, but by telling you some of my thoughts, through a certain amount of practice, you will slowly find the feeling.

Interest is the best teacher, but it's not the point for you, because you're in your third year of high school, and interest comes from the confidence to achieve something.

Make up your mind to learn English well. Endure the pain, endure the loneliness, but remain optimistic. This is crucial.

Specific measures. One to two hours of English time every day, and various types of English questions must be done every day. Words are the most important, buy a word book, live every day, don't be too obsessed with details, and be generally efficient.

After the words, then the grammar (the grammar book is too cumbersome, just take notes and do some questions).

Note questions. If you used to do a good job of taking notes, it couldn't be better, but not so good, don't worry, now you can do less tidying. The wrong question book should be done appropriately, and mastery is the main thing.

Try to keep up with the teacher in class, and if what the teacher says is really useless, then do your own and don't have any entanglements. Really, no matter what you do, don't worry about it and regret it!

Classmate, your grades are actually good. English progress is your motivation, and how wonderful it is to have such motivation! Even if there is no progress, that's not it, nothing. It's not easy to tell yourself.

Give it your all, it's never too late! By the way, can you tell me where you are?

Indeed, it can be seen. But don't be discouraged, believe that you can definitely improve your English scores. It is recommended to understand the words after class.

Before the college entrance examination, there is a plan to copy the word seven times, and when copying, imagine why the word is like this, whether the pronunciation can be found homophonic, and whether the composition of the letters can be broken down into a word that you know. If not, don't worry, go ahead and copy the next one. Copying is about how to memorize words.

After copying, check your results, mark what you remember, and copy what you don't remember and repeat the process. Take your time, break through one by one, and experience the sense of accomplishment that comes from your own efforts. Hope it helps.

It's okay, make a copy of the exam questions from previous years every day, and then English will naturally be raised.

Where are you and what a problem.

I'm about to be in my third year of high school, so I won't be verbose!

It takes 2-3 weeks to really straighten out the grammar - macro systematization, micro thoroughness.

Because the fragmentary grammar you learned before is not systematic, not organized, does not really understand the internal logic of grammar, does not really understand the principles behind grammar, lacks thoroughness, in short, you do not really understand grammar, you do not really see English grammar as it is, and in terms of mastering English grammar, you are still a layman.

Now that you have really mastered grammar, what is so difficult about English?

I can understand the lectures, do the questions, there is no grammar barrier in reading and writing, and the rest is the words.

Therefore, the top priority is to first put the grammar back to the furnace, spend 2-3 weeks to study "English Thinking: 10 Hours to Build a Perfect English Grammar System", take notes carefully, review the notes carefully, and soon be able to straighten out your grammar and truly achieve macro systematization and micro thoroughness.

As the saying goes, "If you want to do a good job, you must first sharpen your tools" and "sharpen your knife without cutting wood", and grammar is the "sharp tool" for learning English effectively.

The rest is the words, read the words more, see more, practice more, and learn more, there is no other way!

This buddy, you're so miserable, sign up for a cram school, one-on-one kind, learn super fast, and then spend an hour or two a day making up for it. I'm from Australia, so if you want to work on your language, you can come to me.

Yes. In fact, the main thing to learn in English is grammar and vocabulary. In fact, there is not a lot of grammar in high school, so find a good one-on-one teacher to systematically make up the grammar for you.

Then I have to insist on memorizing words every day, I don't have to memorize too much, too many will forget, I get twenty words a day, as long as I persist in a year, I can get a lot. There is also a memorization of typical sentences from the book. In this way, the grammar, words, and sentence patterns are all solved.

As long as you keep doing this, you will definitely improve a lot.

Memorize words every day. Memorizing a new concept every day will take you several times as long as someone else.

The foundation is very important, there may be a major breakthrough a few days before the junior high school exam, but you can't do it in high school, try to go through the previous books systematically, maybe it will be useful.

Apply for an online school to study.

Ask a tutor to sort it out for you, and then buy a single-choice special training, do it well, and summarize it well.

English is a language subject, and as long as you are interested, it will not be so difficult to learn.

First of all, you should cultivate your interest in learning English, which is the biggest driving force for your learning. Listen more, talk more, practice more, communicate more, and learn from each other.

Second, make a study plan for your own situation, and then stick to it step by step.

Then, talk to the school teacher, who has many years of teaching experience, he will give you more targeted advice or suggestions, and the teacher will know your learning situation very well.

Finally, if necessary, it is recommended to find an extracurricular tutor, which is helpful for learning, and always follow it, and must be a front-line teacher, only a front-line teacher can be more sure of the test center.

Maintain a normal mindset, no pressure, and play less and learn more.

It's time for the third year of high school to do special practice questions, so be practical, don't talk about the empty ones. Do a whole set of college entrance examination questions first, see which one you are bad at, and then do special exercises for that one, persevere, and there will be significant improvement in a few months, don't you believe it? Try it yourself. The key is persistence.

I'm also from here.

I just graduated. When I first entered my third year of high school, I could only score 40 points in English.

Tragedy, our class is a key class.

Every student is good at English.

Every time it's my penultimate number.

I have this feeling for you, too.

And in the third year of high school, there is a lot of pressure.

No subject can be left behind.

So it's hard to squeeze out time.

So you have to be determined.

Dedicate all your spare time.

In the beginning, I also insisted on memorizing words every day.

But it's been a long time.

You just find that it's useless.

It can improve by up to 10-20 points.

I don't think it's useful to study on my own in the third year of high school.

Ask a teacher for help.

He said that 'there is no need for make-up classes' because the time is tight in the third year of high school.

We didn't have time to make up the English in full.

Only for the college entrance examination to raise the score.

He advised me every day.

Two readings. Look it up in the dictionary yourself and figure it all out.

There are also 10 special grammar exercises.

Keep doing it every day.

Arrange your time wisely.

Don't just talk about English.

And don't memorize the words.

It didn't work. I scored 98 in the college entrance examination.

This is a short and rapid way to improve English (only for the third year of high school, I recommend learning English, and you should lay a good foundation on a good basis).

I'm tired of typing too.

Hope it helps.

One more point. In the third year of high school, especially in the first period, you will think that this will not work at all with perseverance.

Coffee, tea.

I didn't even need to ask the doctor, because the senior year of high school was stressful.

Inadequate blood supply to the brain.

It should be because my family doesn't have that much money to buy nutritional supplements.

So he suggested that I go to the playground every morning before the first quarter and run 2 laps, which really worked.

It's just a bit of a shame.

Oops, I got out for the college entrance examination.

Brother here wishes you good grades.

College Entrance Examination Success!