dDay sSeven Day Seven

Capitalize it if it's your title.

dDay sSeven Day Seven

dDay sSix or Seven Day Six or Seven

Six or Seven sounds better in English. It also must be capitalized.

Im so tired of today. Im so tired today.

I'm so tired of today. I'm so tired of today.

"I'm so tired of today" has a specific meaning, and I'm not sure if you meant it. It basically means that the things you've done and that happened to you today have been especially horrible and tiresome, to the point you are mentally checked out. "I'm so tired today" is just a general statement about being tired (from a lack of sleep, etc), or "I'm so tired from today" meaning that the events of the day were tiring but it's not as extreme as "tired of today"

I'm so tired of today. I'm so tired today.

Use “I’m” with the apostrophe. Also, “tired today” is more natural than “tired of today”

I'm so tired of today. I'm so tired of today.

I'm so tired of today. I'm so tired today.

I need to sleep more. I need to sleep more.

I need to sleep more. I need to sleep more.

or "I need more sleep."

I need more sleep more. I need more sleep.

Fixed word order.

I need more sleep more. I need more sleep.

I need to sleep more. I need to sleep more.

In this moment, I have finished my daily english practice english . In this moment, I have finished my daily english practice .

InWith this moment II'll have finished my daily English practice english . With this I'll have finished my daily English practice.

InAt this moment, I finished my daily English practice english . At this moment, I finished my daily English practice.

Use “At this moment” and also fixed the word order.

In this moment I just finished my daily practice english practice. I just finished my daily english practice.

In this momentJust now, I finished my daily practice eEnglish . Just now, I finished my daily practice English .

The topic of today was about the rules when you eating. The topic of today was about the rules when you eat.

The topic of today was about rules when you eatingtable manners. The topic today was about table manners.

"table manners" and "dining etiquette" are phrases for that... though you can say "about rules for eating" Switched "today" to an adverb because "topic of today" sounds like "today" IS the topic

The topic of todayoday's topic was about rules when you eating. Today's topic was about rules when eating.

“Today’s topic” is smoother. “when eating” is correct, no need for “you.”

The topic of today was about rules when you're eating. The topic of today was about rules when you're eating.

The topic of today was about rules when you are eating. The topic of today was about rules when you are eating.

It’s a very difficult topic. It’s a very difficult topic.

It's a very difficult topic. It's a very difficult topic.

It's a very difficult topic. It's a very difficult topic.

Added the apostrophe

It's a very difficult topic. It's a very difficult topic.

Today, I wriote very short phrases , I. I am sorry. Today, I wrote very short phrases. I am sorry.

Today I'm writeing very short phrases , I'm sorry. Today I'm writing very short phrases, I'm sorry.

Today I wriote very short phrases , I'm sorry. Today I wrote very short phrases, I'm sorry.

Use past tense (“wrote”) to match the day’s activity. Also added the apostrophe.

Today I'm writeing very short phrases , I'm sorry. Today I'm writing very short phrases, I'm sorry.

You are forgiven.

Today I wriote very short phrases , Im sorry. Today I wrote very short phrases , Im sorry.

Tomorrow, I canwill do better Tomorrow, I will do better

Tomorrow I can do better. Tomorrow I can do better.

Tomorrow I can do better. Tomorrow I can do better.