I am genuinely asking this, because asking other communities bore no fruits with people accusing me of lying or trying to flex. But, I need serious guidance, most preferably with people who could be similar to my case.  
  
Realising that the test that I had registered for (sept 13) is coming soon, and seeing my classmates work their asses off for it, last night I gave my first practice test a shot. The questions were frankly MUCH more difficult and tricky than what I was expecting, but also wayy easier (idk if that makes sense) since, till yesterday, my knowledge of SAT questions was limited to like 2-3 instagram posts I've seen of Americans trolling with the math section.  
  
Though it looks like a decent score at first, I have a gut feeling that test day wont be remotely as easy or forgiving. Browsing through the sub itself gave me a jolt because I couldn't keep up with the terms yall were using (like fanboy? and other english stuff)

This practice test's english section was me stressing out. I had no formal reasoning for answers like most of yall in the sub, it was all just intuition and what my mind told me would make sense, on top of that I attempted 10 ish questions on a coin toss (4 of those which turned of to be wrong asw TwT). I used to consider myself good at english, but seeing how flummoxed i was left by some questions, I'm starting to second guess myself.

  
Anyways, cutting to the chase, today I learned my center is rescheduling the SAT to the 27th of September, so i will probably have some time to start preparing. But the thing is, I'm really lazy.... Yesterday, I was playin video games/scrolling tiktoks in the times I had remaining after completing modules. Even today, when I tried to do a few practice questions I just ended up doing other stuff in between after answering like 2 total questions 💔 (I do have diagnosed ADHD, but i won't use my condition to make shoddy excuses)

IF SOMEONE UNDERSTANDS THIS PLEASE HELP WITH MY SAT!!! because I feel this score does not show the weak state I am in, but I dont even have the motivation or attention to do another set without making sure I've considerably improved.

I'm mainly looking for resources that would fit to me as a person, so not some drowsy youtube vid, maybe a training plan that some of you have used for your epic results?

Also, this extends to the english section only, I'm really confident in math tbh the only reason I got a 790 here was that I didnt even read the question and mistook the length of one line for the other 🤕. 

Do i have time to improve? Please read post, asking for guidance!