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If you've read one of my previous posts, youa post of mine from way back, you might know that I'm practising my English reading comprehension with the prequel to the Hunger Games, named The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, by Suzanne Collins.

I started to read iting on February the thi3rd, at thea pace of two pages per day.

Each day, I d'input in a chart the number of read pages, the new words and other details.'d take the number of pages I read, new words I learnt, as well as other details, and put them into a chart.

ThenHowever, I stopped that routine.

And now several months later, I'm picking it back up again in addition to this writing streak here, on langcorrect.

Now I remember what happened.the reason why. I don't think I could even if I tried (for extra nuance).

On the nextThe following day, my father had died.

I remember ever so vividly that he was accepdmitted into the hospital on the 26th.

He could barely opened his eyes when I entered the room the first time.

If you've read one of my previous posts, you know that I'm practising my English by reading with the prequel to the Hunger Games, named The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, by Suzanne Collins.

I started to reading it on February the thi3rd at the pace of two pages pera day.

Each day, I d''d input in a chart the number of read pages, the new words, and other details in a chart.

And now several months later, I'm picking it up again in addition to thismaintaining my writing streak here, on lLangcCorrect.

I opened again the chart again with all the datas about the progression of my reading on my reading progression and I found out that the last day I read my daily two pages was March the 29th29.

On the next dayThe day after, my father died.

I remember that he was accepted inentered the hospital on the 26th.

He barely opened his eyes when I entered the room for the first time.

If you've read oneany of my previous posts, you know that I'm practising my English reading with the prequel to the Hunger Games, named The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes by Suzanne Collins.

Are you referring to a specific post? In that case you might want to say "I mentioned in one of my previous posts".

Each day, I d''d input in a chart the number of read pages, thepages read in a chart, as well as any new words and a few other details.

I opened again the chart with all the datas about themy reading progression of my readagaing and I found out that the last day I read my two daily two pages was March the 29th.

I remember that he was accepted in thetaken into hospital on the 26th.

Each day, I d'in'd put in a chart the number of read pages, the new words and other details.

You don't need "input" here; the double "in" sounds weird (input in a chart) and you usually use the term "input" for very technical computer stuff.

And now several months later, I'm picking it up again in addition to this writing streak here, on langcorrect.

I opened again the chart again with all the datas about the progression of my reading and I found out that the last day I read my daily two pages was March the 29th.

"data" is singular and plural

I remember that he was accepdmitted into the hospital on the 26th.

In English you say "to admit someone to a hospital."