Your English will certainly not improve soon. It's best to force you with physics and mathematics. In fact, physics in senior one is relatively simple. Try to recite the formula. As long as senior one can do math problems (without equations), physics is basically stress-free, and math is also trying to recite formulas. You must be smart to improve quickly. History and Chinese are also very simple. Just reading a few books. Knowing some background can crush most of the scum who don't study very much. If you want to improve quickly, you still need to recite more. You can only work hard at English, and it is hopeless to get rid of it soon. Geography: As long as you learn the basic knowledge of earth movement well, there will be no pressure. As long as you learn the earth movement well, there will be a large number of people asking you questions.

Finally, as long as you work hard enough and are not stupid, you can improve quickly except English.

Physics, then mathematics and then geography are the easiest subjects to improve. If your mind is not flexible, you can forget math and geography, but you can certainly do physics.

Then it is easier to improve chemistry, history and Chinese. As long as your junior high school chemistry is not too bad, it is quite simple to improve. History is less than politics, and Chinese is similar to everyone else.

Politics and English have the longest progress, but they are also the most brainless and simple. As long as you are willing to work hard, it is useless to be smart if you don't work hard. Even if you work hard, you will get good grades.