It seems that your IQ must be very good. Because I am interested in science, I have a solid study and good grades. As for your Chinese, it's poor. In fact, I analyzed that your Chinese performance is not bad! ! ! You may not have studied Chinese hard. According to your intelligence, learning Chinese is definitely no problem! You're only in grade one, so it's no problem to catch up with better grades.

From next semester, you will pay attention to Chinese, and I believe you will catch up.

As for how to learn Chinese, I suggest you:

First of all, pay attention to Chinese ideologically. Serious partiality will affect the total score of the entrance examination.

Then we should listen carefully in Chinese class and write down what we should remember in the class notes.

Third, read more extracurricular books, expand knowledge, and accumulate vocabulary, classics and American literature.

Fourth, read more composition books, because now the composition score is relatively large, you can record wonderful fragments and vocabulary and practice writing more. Look at your classmate's composition. You can also write from imitation and then slowly transition to writing by yourself.

If you want to be smart in science and diligent in Chinese, you must read more, read more, write more and accumulate more. If only we could get 100. Of course, the more the better!

Wish you success! Believe you, come on! ! !