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Please, correct me! How was my weekend My weekend has been well. On Saturday, I have gone to the church and I have praised The Lord. I am feel so well in the God's House! Already in Sunday, I have stayed at home with my husband and we have watched some movies. I really have appreciated my weekend!

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Please, correct me!

How was my weekend ? Is this a title?

My Weekend

My weekend has been well. I had a great weekend. On Saturday, I have gone went to the church and I have praised The Lord. I am feel felt so peaceful so well in the God's House!
Already in So far this Sunday, I have stayed at home with my husband and we have watched some movies.
I really have appreciated my enjoyed my weekend!

( The way you refer to God or church etc. in English may depend on where you live, what culture, religion etc.)

Your examples above ( praise the lord/God's house) would be heard in  America, but not Europe. In Europe, Christians might say - I went to church and prayed. 

I felt so peaceful at church/at mass (Catholic), in the chapel ( name for small church)
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How was my weekend? My weekend has been good. On Saturday, I went to the church and I praised the lord. I feel good when I'm at the church. On Sunday, I stayed at home with my husband and watched some movies. I really enjoyed my weekend!
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Hi vickycunha, you have used have in your sentences to talk about past actions, have is used for talking about present. When you want to talk about past, the verbs or action words have to be in the past tense form, like go becomes went, speak become spoke, write becomes wrote. Praised, stayed, watched have been used correctly. you have to remove have. we use I am to talk about present, like: l am writing, I am tired etc.

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