Sentences Practices

"Practice" doesn't need to be plural in most cases

1,r. Resemble

Not important but this is how I usually format lists

I resembledwas like a sheep when I was a kid.

"Resembled" more means a physical similarity, so unless you actually looked like a sheep when you were a kid, you wouldn't use that word here. I assume you mean that you behaved like a sheep in some respects, in which case "was like" works better.

I will try my best to sadjust to the new circumstances.

I haven't modified my entry yet.

This is fine, but it is more common to use "edited" here, like "I haven't edited my entry yet"

4.funderamental ¶
My funderamental principle is no lyinghonesty.

My most obviousnoticeable physical trait is my big forehead, which is like a light.

"like a light" doesn't make a lot of sense. Do you mean your forehead is shiny?

He coined a gold neckleace buy himself.

I don't really know what this sentence means. "Coined" is not usually used for physical objects, the only time you would hear it is if someone invented a new expression or phrase, people say "I just coined this phrase".

The menmbers of lLangcorrcect who write every day promptsmotivate me to keep writing.

"Motivate" would work better here

To preserve thsave animals, we can use artificial leather instead of real leather to make bags and clothes.

The girl with black was perceivrecognized though she was wearing a mask.

The girl with black what? Black hair, black clothing, or something else? Also, perceived just means that you notice someone, I think "recognized" would work better here.

I shiftchanged my mind after reading the news.

You can't really use shifted in this phrase (the normal phrase is "to change your mind"), but you could say something like "His views on the issue shifted significantly over the years"