There is one rule that helped me out a lot when it comes to rating.
When your opponent moves you must always ask yourself: "What do they want?"
You always have to be mindful of your opponents plans as well as your own.
For openings I recommend studying the Vienna Game. The Vienna Gambit, and the Vienna Game: Max Lange Defense, as they will work at almost all elos (Chess rating) and it's easy to remember.
For endgames, learn simple mating patterns, and I recommend going to Lichess.org for free puzzles, not only on the endgame but to learn simple tactics.
Best of luck.
I am 11 have been playing for around 4 months now and i haven't made lots of improvement even though i have been playing chess more recently and getting better even though i am quite bad , and my only teacher, my grandfather died on the 3rd and i would like to have some tips on mastering endgames and opening
thank you