Ggood morning

Ggood morning. I woke up so very early this morning. actually I should have attended a class. Bbut I skipped it. I don't think I wouldha've learnt anything from thisthe class. Sso I prefered would like to laying inon my bed rather than to haveing class. To be honest,in fact the real reason is I am just lazy and I didn't want to leave my bed. neither did my bed. My bed didn't want me to leave either.

Hi Claire,
Make sure you start with a capital after a full stop. Both a full stop and a comma are placed directly after the last letter and are followed by a space. It isn't grammatically wrong to write "to lay on bed/laying on bed", however if you were trying to point out that you were laying underneath the blankets instead of on top of them it would better to write "to lay in bed/laying in bed".

Good Morning

Good morning. I woke up very early this morning. I actually have a class, but I skipped it. I don't think I have learnt anything from the class, so I would rather to lay on my bed. Honestly, the real reason is I am lazy, and I didn't want to leave my bed, and my bed didn't want me to leave either.

I wasn't sure what you meant by the last part. Remember in English punctuation capital letters are used at the start of each sentence. Full stops (.) are used directly after each sentence, then a space, then the new sentence. Commas (,) are used to separate different parts of a sentence or to add meaning.

good morning

good morning . I woke up so early this morning.actually I should have a class .but I have skipped it .I don't think I would have learnt anything from the class .so I would like to lay on my bed rather than to have class . in fact ,the real reason is I am lazy , And I didn't want to leave my bed .neither did my bed .