Mathematics, buy a reference book, first make a choice to fill in the blanks, start with a simple one, do about 20 questions every day (according to your own specific situation), and then copy the wrong questions in a wrong set, summarize the wrong points, use the wrong formula, etc. Review once every morning and be sure to stick to it!

English, reference books, first make a single choice, 15 30 a day, and then copy a set of wrong questions, indicating whether the words can't be used, fixed collocation, tense problems, etc. Review every morning. Be sure to persist!

After a period of time, you will find that exams often give you questions you have done. .

I personally failed the English monthly exam, mid-term exam and final exam. I remember that the average score of the final exam was 1 12, and I got 88 points (90 points passed). . Later, I made a single choice every day and worked hard from the foundation. At that time, I was going to make a mistake in the single choice of 1 1 and 12. . But in the third year of high school, my English is above average, and my English score in the college entrance examination is 126 ~ hehe.

To sum up, there are three main points: 1, doing the problem.

2. Summary (wrong problem set)

Step 3 stick to it