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1:48 PM, Monday September 6th 2021

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Hey!

I accidentally clicked report instead of reply so my initial reply got sent as a report. Oops....

But anyway, thank you so much for your feedback! It really helped me to go back and reread the initial lessons because by the time I reached the last few exercises, I had already forgotten the initial lessons. I'm really happy with how this new set of exercises turned out. My ellipses still need improvement but I'll try to work on it in the next lesson.

I'll be moving onto the 250 boxes challenge now. Thank you and goodluck to us!

6:18 PM, Thursday September 9th 2021

Hi man!

I'm glad my critique was a good thing.

Your lines are much better now. Your elipses and boxes as well. It's important comeback sometimes and read again the lessons.

Good luck in 250 boxes challenge! I'm take my time doing the challenge, almost finish (192 boxes done).

See you soon!

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