In these last two days, I have always woken up early. In the last two days, I have woken up early.

this construction is just awkward. It would sound more natural to write "I don't know why, but I woke up early the last two days."

In these last two days, I have always woken up early have woken up early the past two days. I have woken up early the past two days.

This sentence construction is a little more natural.

In these last two days, I have always woken up early don't know why but I've been waking up early for the last two days. I don't know why but I've been waking up early for the last two days.

lucky

This morning, I woke up a little past 4 o'clock, I woke up again. This morning, I woke up a little past 4 o'clock.

english grammar is the opposite of chinese

I believe that I won't fall asleep again before dawn. I believe that I won't fall asleep again before dawn.

The change in past/present tense here reads awkwardly. Better to say "I just woke up early again this morning, a little past 4 o'clock. I don't think I'll fall asleep again before dawn." Believe is a bit formal for this situation.

I believe thatthink I won't fall asleep again before dawn. I think I won't fall asleep again before dawn.

Actually, it is almost dawning now. Actually, it is almost dawn now.

Actually, it is almost dawning now. Actually, it is almost dawn.

dawning?

I am thinking about what I will do before I get up, although; it will definitely be something that relates to English. I am thinking about what I will do before I get up; it will definitely be something that relates to English.

I am thinking about what I will do before I get up, although i. It will definitely be something that relates to English. I am thinking about what I will do before I get up. It will definitely be something that relates to English.

I am thinking about what I will do before I get up, althoughbut it will definitely be something that relatesing to English. I am thinking about what I will do before I get up, but it will definitely be something relating to English.

I am thinking about what I will do beforeafter I get up, although i. It will definitely be something that relates to English. I am thinking about what I will do after I get up. It will definitely be something that relates to English.

I assume that, before you get up, you’re lying in bed contemplating what you will do AFTER you get up, right?

I will listen to some English by entering English voice - -chatting rooms. I will listen to some English by entering English voice-chatting rooms.

The only time you need to space words out before and after a dash is when you need to make a quick note (e.g. "I was a happy kid --- and a pretty one, at that --- despite my status").

I will listen to some English by entering English voice - chatting rooms. I will listen to some English by entering English voicechats.

what website do you use for this?

A Post ofin English A Post in English

A Post ofn English Post An English Post

A Post ofin English A Post in English

A Post ofn English Post An English Post

To keep a similar flavor compared to what you originally wrote, you could also write "A Post in English" or something like that. This correction I made is a simplistic, yet boring edit.

I don't know why., but I don't know why, but

This should be connected with the next sentence.

I don't know why.

include this in the next sentence

Well, let meI will wrap it up here. Well, I will wrap it up here.

This is a little more natural sounding.

Well, let me wrap it up here. Well, let me wrap it up here.