Hi Eduardo! Good work! Just take note of the following corrections:

"Are you ill?" is correct. But you may also say "you are ill", in the form of a statement, like the other sentences you wrote. It doesn't only exist in question form. The same goes for "Are you tired?", "are you angry?", and "are you busy?", which can also be in statement form – "you are tired" and "you are angry" and "you are busy".

"I'm angry, she has been bad with to me" is not wrong but it sounds better if you say "I'm angry. She has been treating me badly."

"Are you angry? Take Stay calm" is not wrong but usually, "Stay calm" is something we say to someone when they are scared. It would be better to say "calm down", which can be said to someone who is generally full of emotions e.g. scared/angry/excited.

For the following, the spelling should be "busy", not"bussy".
Are you bussy?
He is bussy, he is an arquitect important architect
She is bussy
We are bussy
They are bussy with the homework
It is bussy

"I reach a goal" is not a proper sentence. A proper sentence would be "I (have) reached my/the goal" or "I will reach my/the goal".
Same goes for "Your you reach a goal", which should be "you (have) reached your/the goal" or "you will reach your/the goal".

"Give it their book" should be "give them their book", or "give it its book"
Can you help us? We can't understand us our homework
"I'll see you." "See you later!"
You can't help them, their they are too busy

Good job! Continue practising! :)

Personal Pronouns

Hey there! I'm Eduardo, i ('I' is always in capitals) need help to know how good i learning english (You need an auxiliary verb here and capitalise 'E' so 'I am at learning English'). I am happy to learn english, i want to learn more (I would use 'so I' or 'because I') to can study better at my university (These sentences expresse different ideas so I would not use a comma. A fullstop would be better) . I am dedicated (Keep that up! Us language learners need lots of dedication!). If i want to reach my goals, i try to do better day to day. What do you think about it? Am i doing a good work? (I would use 'job' here instead of 'work' or a different sentence 'Am I doing well?') Thanks for your help!

I am handsome
You are handsome
He is handsome
She is handsome (Handsome is normally for refererring to males, not females)
We are handsome
They are handsome
It is handsome  (Again, handsome is normally for males, not things)

I am pretty (Pretty is normally for females and things so it is a little strange for you to say that)
You are pretty
He is pretty (Again, pretty is normally for females things)
She is pretty
We are pretty
They are pretty
It is pretty

I am ill
Are you ill?
He is ill
She is ill
We aren't ill
They are ill
It is ill. (This is okay if you are referring to a plant or an animal)

I am too much tired ( You can say 'I am very tired' or 'I am too tired to do something')
Are you tired?
He is tired
She is tired
We are tired
They are tired
It is tired (It depends on the object if this is okay to say)

I'm angry, she has been bad with me
Are you angry? Take calm (You can say 'calm down')
He is angry
She is angry
We are angry
They are angry
It is angry

I am busy
Are you bussy? ('Busy', one 's')
He is bussy, he is an arquitect important (Adjectives come before nouns in English and spelling mitake. 'He is an important architect')
She is bussy
We are bussy
They are bussy with the homework
It is bussy

I reach a goal
Your reach a goal (Your shows possesion so you can say 'you can reach YOUR goal')

Can you help me? I can help you
Can you help her? I can help her
Can you help him? I can help him
Give it a kiss
Don't give it a hug
Give it their book (What 'it' is will determine if this makes sense. I would say 'Give their book to it' for example, a dog.)
Can you help us? We can't understand us homework (The homework belongs to 'us' so it is OUR homework)
I see you. See you later!
You can't help them, their are too busy (Their shows possession so you could say 'their business' but it should be 'they are busy' here)

(Quiero agregar que no aplico mucho el uso de apóstrofes, espero con la práctica dejar de omitirlo)

(¿Quieres decir que no sabes cómo utilizar apóstrofes?)

I hope I have helped.

Errol

Personal Pronouns

Hey there! I'm Eduardo, i need help to know how my English is coming along. I am happy to learn english, i want to learn more so I can study better at my university. I am dedicated. If i want to reach my goals, i try to do better day to day. What do you think about? Am i doing a good work? Thanks for your help!

I am handsome
You are handsome
He is handsome
She is handsome
We are handsome
They are handsome
It is handsome

I am pretty
You are pretty
He is pretty
She is pretty
We are pretty
They are pretty
It is pretty

I am ill
Are you ill?
He is ill
She is ill
We aren't ill
They are ill
It is ill.

I am too much tired (or: much too tired)
Are you tired?
He is tired
She is tired
We are tired
They are tired
It is tired

I'm angry, she has treated me badly
Are you angry? Calm down
He is angry
She is angry
We are angry
They are angry
It is angry

I am busy
Are you busy?
He is busy, he is an important architect
She is busy
We are busy
They are busy with the homework
It is busy

I reach a goal
Your reach a goal

Can you help me? I can help you
Can you help her? I can help her
Can you help him? I can help him
Give it a kiss
Don't give it a hug
Give it their book
Can you help us? We can't understand our homework
I see you. See you later!
You can't help them, they are too busy

(Quiero agregar que no aplico mucho el uso de apóstrofes, espero con la práctica dejar de omitirlo)