Exhausted

Yesterday, I rided rode from our the main campus to the medical college.

The roads is are not flat, with there are so many ups and downs.

When I got to my dorm, I was really exhausted.

After taking a warm bath, I went straightly to bed, and slept until noon.

It's a rainy today.

My boyfriends has gone home for a week.

But He has never gave me a call.

I want to eat something delicious to release my anxiety.

Yesterday I rode from our main campus to the medical college.

The roads are not flat, with so many ups and downs.

When I arrived at my dorm, I was really exhausted. (I suggest "arrived" because it is easier for non-natives to use. "Got" has so many different meanings that depend on the word after it: got up, got out, got in, got to, etc--the next word is always important in phrasal verbs!)

After taking a warm bath, I went straightly to bed, and slept until noon. (Good job using the irregular verb "sleep" here. A few English adjectives become adverbs without -ly: fast, straight, hard, etc. "He hit him hard" for example.)

It's rainy today. (100% correct. The suggested a would be out-of-place.)

My boyfriend has gone home for a week, but he hasn't given me a call. (Yeah, good use of the present perfect tense here, but you need to memorize the irregular verb forms.)

I want to eat something delicious to relax.