Anyone who thinks that at school they teach just reading, writing and counting is mistaken. Of course, it is necessary to learn to read, write and count. But only after that you need to learn to think. To be able to reflect on what he has read, to draw conclusions from what he has read, to understand what the author wanted to say when creating this or that work — that is the task of the student. Even more important is to learn how to express your thoughts on paper. Not just retelling what he read, but fixing those thoughts that arose when reading the book. It is necessary to try not to memorize the given, but to understand why it was necessary to study this particular author at school. As soon as possible, you need to learn how to use dictionaries and reference books. Then the lack of knowledge can be quickly filled by referring to the reference literature. They teach a lot at school, and the student's task is to choose what is especially close and understandable to you, because already at school it is necessary to decide which area of knowledge will become your profession.
Does your mother like red apples?
Does your father like red apples?
Does he like green apples?
Do your sisters, Mary and Salli, like bananas?
Do they like cream?
Do you like ice cream?