In space, without gravity for muscles to work against, the body becomes weak.
(The word "weakly" should be "weak" because "weak" is the correct adjective to describe the body.)

Apart from lunch and two short breaks during the day, I'm speaking to people all day long.
("break" should be in the plural form "breaks" to match "two short.")

The works of early American woodcarvers had many artistic qualities, but these craftsmen probably did not think of them as artists.
("craftmen" should be corrected to "craftsmen" for proper spelling.)

I did not take proper care of my eyesight when I was young.
(Combining the given phrases into a coherent sentence.)

I attended Ghim Moth Primary School in the morning.
(Using the correct verb tense and combining the phrases.)

My school is a stone’s throw from my house.
(Rearranging the words to form a meaningful sentence.)

Every morning, I walk to class with my neighbor, John, who is also my classmate.
(Combining the phrases into a clear sentence.)

My hobbies are playing football and assembling model planes.
(Correctly combining the given words into a coherent sentence.)

The weather always seems better abroad than it does at home.

It’s not pleasant to be alone in a strange country.

It’s impossible to forecast next year’s turnover and profits.

It’s a stone’s throw from the beach.

Nothing would stop me from traveling to China.