But untilother than that everything was normal and nice. But other than that everything was normal and nice.

But until that, everything was normal and nice. But until that, everything was normal and nice.

Only my homework's steered me and that I learnstudy for my test. Only my homework's steered me and that I study for my test.

I'm not sure exactly what you mean by "steered me".

Only my homework's steered me and that I learn for my test. Only my homework's steered me and that I learn for my test.

I'm not sure what this sentence means.

Only my homework's steered methat I did all that homework, and that I learnstudied for my test. Only that I did all that homework, and that I studied for my test.

In addition, I am happy that the school begins again. In addition, I am happy that school begins again.

In addition, I am happy that the school begins again. In addition, I am happy that school begins again.

You say "school begins" not "the school begins".

In addition, I am happy that the school begins again soon. In addition, I am happy that the school begins again soon.

I did that what I do every day. I did what I do every day.

I did that what I do every day. I did what I do every day.

"That" should not be used before "what".

I did that what I normally do every day. I did what I normally do every day.

My brother gave me homework and I diplayed sports. My brother gave me homework and I played sports.

My brother gave me homework and I diplayed sports. My brother gave me homework and I played sports.

The correct word is sports. "Did sports" is not technically wrong, but "played sports" is better.

My brother gave me homework, and I did sport. My brother gave me homework, and I did sport.

In English we'd normally specify the sport - e.g. "I played tennis", "I played soccer", "I did gymnastics"

That is not all. I also got homework's from the school and stuff for a test. That is not all. I also got homework from the school and stuff for a test.

That is not all. I got homework's from the school and stuff for a test. That is not all. I got homework from school and stuff for a test.

Missing period. "Homework" never has an "s" at the end.

TAnd that i's not all. I got homework's from the school, and stuff for a test. And that's not all. I got homework from the school, and stuff for a test.

I musted learn study for the test. I must study for the test.

I musted learn study for the test. I must study for the test.

Musted is not a word. "Study for a test" is better than "learn for a test".

I musted learn study for the test. I must study for the test.

But I had read my favorite books and watched my favorite episodes, and I had two days I was alone ato housme. But I read my favorite books and watched my favorite episodes, and I had two days alone at home.

I would add what in particular you are watching to "my favorite episodes". For example, "my favorite TV show episodes". You can even remove episodes altogether: "watched my favorite TV shows".

But I had read my favorite books and watched my favorite episodeTV show, and I had two days that I was alone toin the house. But I had read my favorite books and watched my favorite TV show, and I had two days that I was alone in the house.

Better to say "TV show" or "my favorite episode of the TV show, ____". "In the house", not "to house".

But I had read my favorite books, and watched my favorite episodeTV shows, and I had two days I was alone toalone in the house. But I had read my favorite books, and watched my favorite TV shows, and I had two days alone in the house.

I watched on television and ate my favorite candy. I watched television and ate my favorite candy.

I watched on television and ate my favorite candy. I watched television and ate my favorite candy.

I watched on television and ate my favorite candy. I watched television and ate my favorite candy.

So altogether my vacation was boring and normally. So altogether my vacation was boring and normal.

So together, in all, my vacation was boring and normally. So, in all, my vacation was boring and normal.

"In all" not "together". Use "normal", which is an adjective, because you are describing a noun, "vacation". "Normally" is an adverb.

So altogether, my vacation was boring and normally. So altogether, my vacation was boring and normal.

I mean my father tookdid take us into a restaurant. I mean my father did take us to a restaurant.

I mean my father took us into a restaurant. I mean my father took us to a restaurant.

You should say you go "to a restaurant" not "in a restaurant".

I mean my father took us into a restaurant. I mean my father took us to a restaurant.