For me, the most beautiful English sentence is "I have pizza, would you like to join"

My life with my dog Charlie

Charlie <font style="background-color: yellow;">is a dog very</font> smart, it is 3 years old, it jumps so much, and<font style="background-color: yellow;"> it's ever happy</font>. Whenever I arrive from school it's waiting for me, then I hold it.
Charlie's favorite food is mortadella and meat, it's so gluttonous and it makes Charlie a cute dog. My mother loves it so much and me too.

is a dog very smart : I think it's obvious that Charlie is a dog, because of the picture, so this sentence is redundant. However, if you insist it would be better to construct it as : "Charlie is a very smart dog"

It's ever happy: It's "always" happy, I think "ever" shouldn't be used like that here.

Note: Sometimes people call their pets "it" sometimes they call them with "he/she"

Oh my god, sorry for that :(

Oh yes, sure i have heard about it. The first thing come to my mind is, people from Indonesia are Indonesian :3

<font style="background-color: yellow;">Is that correct sentences grammatically??</font>

Are these sentences correct, grammatically??

1) He is happy because he <font style="background-color: yellow;">gets heart</font> and he <font style="background-color: yellow;">work</font> hard. (you shall use past instead of present) --> got, worked

2) He <font style="background-color: yellow;">becomes</font> brave and king of animals. (became)

I didn't actually get the meaning of the first sentence, I have just checked it grammatically

2nd sentence I think you shall use past, other wise you would use "He is brave.."

Novels <3 especially mystery ones

I think it's more about the sentence meaning rather than grammar usage, if you omitted it and the sentence is meaningful it's ok :/