How can I improve my language score 50

I'm a sophomore in junior high school! I've had a similar problem to you! Actually, it doesn't matter, you just don't adapt to the complicated curriculum of junior high school.

It's better to buy some reading exercises to do, in the first year of junior high school, I also do an essay and expository reading every day, (important) and then go to the teacher and ask her to tell me, it's useless to just do it, the main thing is to have someone to tell you. The results will go up soon! In fact, I slowly found that many of the questions are skillful (if you need specific answering skills, I can send you a copy), and there is also the need to read more extracurricular books (which is basically nonsense), preferably the kind with a general review later.

After reading too much, I naturally have a feeling for doing the questions. It's best to see how students with good grades answer the questions and learn from their good points. Everything else you have to memorize depends on your realization!

Remember not to panic when answering the exam questions, and read 3 times in your heart before you get the exam paper, I can do it! Then calmly start reading! (Here's a little trick:.)

When you get the exam paper, read the essay first, and read it this way to broaden your thinking! When answering questions, try to write as good as possible (especially in essays), which is good for scores!

That's what I want to say (these are my own summaries, not copied from the Internet) The little sister of the first year of junior high school, believe me! You'll be able to get back to your old glory! Come on, good luck!

A big sister in the second year of junior high school.

Read more reading books and do more reading questions, the key is to understand.

Ways to improve your language performance include reading, memorization, and journaling.

1. Keep reading.

1. Children with good Chinese scores are particularly fond of extracurricular books. These children often have a lot of accumulation: the accumulation of words, the accumulation of materials, the accumulation of methods, the accumulation of emotions, etc.

2. Such children often have ingenious ideas, new words, hail and unique insights in reading comprehension, and have insights beyond others in speaking. They are really well-informed, and they are not inferior to adults at all.

3. Persistent reading is an effective way to develop comprehension skills. In particular, reading more beautiful and ambitious prose is very helpful to improve comprehension skills.

2. Recitation. 1. Memorizing classic articles and famous sentences is also one of the basic skills for cultivating children's language literacy.

2. If a child who has graduated from primary school can recite 100 ancient and modern poems, 25 vernacular poems, 40 exquisite literary prose, 5 exquisite modern vernacular prose, and more than 100 ancient and modern Chinese and foreign aphorisms. Then, his basic language skills have some capital.

3. Keep a diary.

1. Diary can cultivate children's observation, thinking, analysis and discernment skills, enhance children's self-restraint, improve children's writing ability and self-reflection ability, and more importantly, hone children's willpower and accumulate composition materials.

2. The benefits of keeping a diary far exceed the imagination of educators. Cultivate the habit of keeping a diary in your child step by step, starting with shorter and daily writing.

One or two sentences, to every day.

Three and five elements, slowly increase growth.

- -You can read more extracurricular books It is true that it is helpful for essays.

I think the language is very simple, just make up the answers.

Read more books that are beneficial outside of class.

If you can do these four things during the summer vacation, your child's Chinese score must be good!