a tiring day
"I am very tired. I just got home.I was at school from 9 am to 10 pm. My legs are so sore."
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What kind of education course are you involved in that makes your legs so tired? :)
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a tiring day
"I'm very tired. I just want to go home (I just want to get home). I've been at school from 9 am to 10 pm. My legs are so sore."
You're writing in a informal way so it's common the use of the contraction form.
The 2nd sentence it's the expression of a desire so it's better to use the verb 'to want' to complete message. You have two ways:
'I just want get home (and have a rest)': You're saying that you want to get there and, usually, what will you do when you arrive home. In that case 'to get home' is much more as if you assume that action like something done (you're sure you're going to do it).
'I just want to go home'. You're expressing a desire. You want to do it but you're not sure you're going to do it right now.
You're talking as if you still were at school or you just finished there so you must use the present perfect.
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sleep! sleep! sleep! sleep! ^-^
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god with you ^^
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Ooooh! It's very tiring ! Do you always work hard? You should go to bed early and relax until tomorrow morning.
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