Today, I worked on my Grammar section and actually completed it. I think I'll just jump on the reading passages and main-idea questions next, polish my math base and keep giving practice tests every week. Today, was a it lighter day..I was out and sick later so I didn't do much but I did manage to reach the bare minimum. I got most of the questions correct and the others that I got wrong was because I overthinked on the easy questions. Atleast now I know not to do that anymore. Tomorrow would be the review day and maybe I'll give a practice test then!

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