My rdaily routine

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Today is my day. It is time for me to practice writing, and it’s my first time using this appwebsite.

NOTE: Langcorrect is a website, not an app.

I’d like to tell you about my weekdaily routine.

When IAfter arriveing at themy office, I spend one hour working on mya scientific article and another hour learning new software called OLGA.

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Misspelling here - it is "Routine"

I’d like to tell you about my weekly routine.

Not inherently wrong, but you mostly go on to describe what is actually your "daily" routine. I would say that instead. Or, "I would like to tell you about my normal weekday routine."

First, I wake up at 5 a.m., take a shower, and have a cup of coffee.

My job is very close to my home—just a five-minute walk.

This is good - we often use time as a way of measuring distances rather than actual distance. At least in conversation.

When I arrive at the office, I spend one hour working on my scientific article and another hour learning new software called OLGA.

"my scientific article" - is there only one that you are always working on? Or do you have to write a new one regularly? You could include that data. The second part of your sentence should read "another hour learning a new software.." You need the article "a" before "new".

In the middle of the day, I have lunch.

I'd say it like this since you already described the 8 to 9 hours. "Somewhere/sometime in the middle of the day, ..." You need to indicate the interruption since you already said what happened in those hours and didn't include lunch.

Around 5 or 6 p.m., I go back home, cook dinner, and relax for about an hour, usually talking with my boyfriend or my family.

This is a lot of sentence not broken up. "Around 5 or 6 p.m., I go home to cook dinner, and then I relax for about an hour. Usually I spend some time talking with my boyfriend or my family." How you wrote it is fine, but it's a lot to process in one sentence. You're better off separating it somewhere to lessen confusion. Like you're communicating many things to process: going home at this time, cooking dinner, but also relaxing, and while relaxing you do this or this. Breaking it up will help people process it.

After that, I take care of personal tasks or check LinkedIn to look for job opportunities.

It would be interesting to hear what kind of job opportunity you look for!

Around 5 or 6 p.m., I go back home, cook dinner, and relax for about an hour, usuall by talking with my boyfriend or my family.

Makes it flow a little better but what you had isn't necessarily wrong. At least I don't think so.

At 8 p.m., I exercise andthen take a shower.