Thank for the email.
Thanks/Thank you for the email.
We needed to do lunch. (wrong word)
make/cook
I prefere on Saturday because I don't have a lot of homework. (spelling)
prefer
We can meet each others on Sunday. (grammar)
each other
They saw their parents in the sofa. (grammar)
on the sofa
I don't have nothing to do.
I have nothing to do / I don't have anything to do.
Then we went in the kitchen. (grammar)
to
Now I have dinner, so bye!
Now I'm having dinner, so bye!
I went to visit he. (grammar)
him
Last weekend my parents were very tired because they have worked for all the week. (grammar)
... because they (had) worked
I hope your fine. (spelling)
you're
We met our parents who remembered us to cook lunch. (wrong word)
reminded
I'm also thinking about where can we go. (word order)
...where we can go
Two childrens went to the living room. (grammar)
children
The children decided to cooked. (grammar)
to cook
My parents where feeling great. (spelling)
were
They was very surprised and happy with us after lunch. (grammar)
were
I'm free on friday. (spelling)
Friday
Mum asked Laura if she could cook the dinner. (grammar)
cook dinner