Wow - you're doing great Nikki!
It looks like you really have the shape of the letters down and now it will just be developing a rhythm to smooth out the edges, so to speak.
Just a couple of suggestions. Watch the end strokes, particularly on your g's at the end of a word. They should come up smoothly just as if there were another letter there and finish with a "connector" stroke that doesn't connect to anything. But it should have a little curve to it. Yours are just a bit straight and so end abruptly. (Look at lazy, dog, heavy, waltzes, jigs, quickly, and amazingly.) You just want to bring it up a touch further and curve it ever so slightly. This is one of those "finishing touches" so don't be discouraged - it will definitely come with time.
Also, work on the shape of your letter c's. They should start just a touch over to the right a bit more so they are more oval shaped. I would also concentrate practice on bottom loops (y's, j's, g's).
Overall, your slant looks great - nice and consistent - and line heights are good. Your letterforms look great! So just keep practicing and working on the c shape, bottom loops, and exit strokes.