Today I gowent to school,. I like buit, but it is tiring. Today I went to school. I like it, but it is tiring.

Need to add "it" to connect the previous sentence to show that "school" is the thing you like.

Today I gowent to school, I like it but it was tiring. Today I went to school, I like it but it was tiring.

When you are talking in the past make sure to change the verbs into the past tense; "go" turns into "went" and "is" turns into "was". "I liked IT": the "IT" refers to the day (today).

Today, I gwent to tohe school,. I likeenjoyed it but it was tiring. Today, I went to the school. I enjoyed it but it was tiring.

Today I gowent to school,. I like but it is tiring. Today I went to school. I like but it is tiring.

Today, I gowent to school,; I like buit, but it is tiring. Today, I went to school; I like it, but it is tiring.

I don't have friends, but it's fine. I don't have friends, but it's fine.

I don't have friends, but it's fine. I don't have friends, but it's fine.

I don't have friends, but it's fine. I don't have friends, but it's fine.

I have onea brother. I have a brother.

"I have a brother" sounds more natural when writing and speaking, but "I have one brother" is also correct.

At least I have onemy brother. At least I have my brother.

I enjoy estudying. end I enjoy studying.

I enjoy estudying eand I enjoy studying and

There is not "e" in "studying" and "and".

I enjoy estudying eand I enjoy studying and

I enjoy estudying eand I enjoy studying and

I enjoy estudying end. I enjoy studying.

I do weell in school. I do well in school.

I do weell in school. I do well in school.

There is a double "L" in "well".

I do weell in school. I do well in school.

I do weell in school. I do well in school.

I do weell in school. I do well in school.

My dream is to go to Europe. OR I wish to go to Europe someday. My dream is to go to Europe. OR I wish to go to Europe someday.

As you haven't gone to Europe yet say "to go" instead. Also, when you have a congregated verb (is) and want to add another on behind it make sure it isn't congregated/ the 2nd verb stays in the "to go" form.

My dream is to go to Europe. My dream is to go to Europe.

My dDays My Days

Capitalize nouns in titles!

My dDays My Day

It is "My Day" because today is only one day and both have capital letters because it is the title.

My dDays My Day

My days My day

My dDays My Days