Math: Now we should review what we have learned. The most important thing in mathematics is to prepare a wrong problem book (which is emphasized by countless teachers and predecessors). According to your description, 1. First of all, I suggest that you can really understand the exercises in the book and the usual homework, and immediately draw inferences when you see similar questions (this process will involve some basic knowledge in the book, so you can check and fill in the gaps);
2. Then understand the class notes and examples; (Very important! ! )
It's best not to do simulation questions now, but to buy real questions and do them again and again. You'd better ask your math teacher to tick the questions for you. After all, she knows you best.
4. Next, find out the wrong questions in the previous test paper. According to your own situation, if what you once understood is vague now, you'd better choose to do it.
While doing this, record your repeated mistakes and what you think is necessary in the wrong book. You can write down the detailed answers in different colors below (you can mark the questions and ask them), so that you can understand where you are weak and where you can deepen your difficult exercises. If you have enough time, you'd better learn to rearrange your notes and summarize the problems.
English: 1. Keep reading every day.
2. Grammar can be solved by multiple-choice questions (I used to be like you ...) and take the initiative to find a teacher to understand each type of questions (we used to make small questions very detailed with 3+2 grammar).
There is no need to worry now. Generally, schools will organize writing in the back and give their compositions to teachers for correction. Don't give up just because the teacher is absent or impatient. If the school doesn't organize, find your own college entrance examination composition and hand it over to the teacher for correction, and then correct it after paying attention. Stick to it and write neatly, otherwise it will seriously affect the score! ! )
Last but not least! ! Words! ! ! Be sure to recite! ! At that time, you will find that the test questions are full of familiar words, which will help you solve problems and enhance your confidence ~
There is also a mistake book in English, which records and summarizes the grammar of single choice. Prepare a small notebook for yourself to carry around, record words, phrases and knowledge points that you can't recite at ordinary times, and turn them out at any time ... especially before the exam, it's really useful ~!
Finally, I hope you don't give up! Come on! May your dream come true!