I’d have advised you against grinding, but, after looking at this, I definitely feel like you’d benefit from doing another page.
The main problem I notice is that you’re getting so caught up in what you think a box should look like, that you’re ignoring the vanishing point. A good example is the 2nd box (from the left) on frame 3 of page 2. 2 of its lines head in the opposite direction! I’d recommend reading the instructions again, and, if they feel a little complicated, go at this exercise one step at a time, not reading the instructions for the next step until you’ve completed the previous one.
Also, don’t redo lines. If a line is incorrect, it’s incorrect. Unless you’re adding line-weight, which you shouldn’t, for this exercise, draw each line once.
Actually I watched the video 2 times and read the instructions more than once but boxes have been always confusing for me
I'll try to make the next ones look better
Thank you
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