Can you please check these sentences for me I'm not sure of. Thank you very much.

1) My sister and I are high school students.I want to play in a football team but my parents don't want me to.
2) I don't study French at my school.
I'm of white skin (or I've got a fair complexion).
3) My sister attends my same school (or she goes to the same school as me?)
My mum is dental assistant (?)
I'm a midfielder and I wear the number four (??)
4) I live in a little village not vry far from the school.At the beginning I didn't know anyone but now I've made friends with nearly everybody in the class.
5)I did basketball training (practice?) but I gave it up.
6) I took basketball lessons but I gave them up. (?)

Put a space after every period and comma.

1. "on a football team" -- comma after "team"

2. I have a fair complexion.

3. My sister attends the same school as I do. (NOTE: Do not use "me" for the comparison.)
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period after "assistant"

comma after "midfielder" and period after "four"

4. I live in a little village not very far from the school. When we first moved here, I didn't know anyone, but now I've made friends with nearly everybody in my class.

5. I used to have basketball practice, but I gave it up.

6. I took basketball lessons, but I gave them up.

Sure, let's check these sentences together and make any necessary corrections:

1) My sister and I are high school students. I want to play on a football team, but my parents don't want me to.
- This sentence looks fine, just added a comma after "team" for better clarity.

2) I don't study French at my school. I have fair complexion (or I have fair skin).
- In the second part, "of" should be replaced with "have", and "complexion" can be replaced with "skin" for a more natural expression.

3) My sister attends the same school as me. She goes to the same school as me.
- Both options are correct, but the first one "attends the same school as me" sounds more natural.

My mom is a dental assistant.
- Added the indefinite article "a" before "dental assistant".

I'm a midfielder and I wear the number four.
- This sentence is correct.

4) I live in a small village not very far from the school. At the beginning, I didn't know anyone, but now I've made friends with nearly everybody in the class.
- Replaced "little" with "small" to better describe the village. Also added a comma after "beginning" and "class" for better clarity.

5) I used to do basketball training, but I gave it up.
- Modified "did" to "used to do" and added a comma after "training" for clarity. Replaced "practice" with "training" as it suits the context better.

6) I used to take basketball lessons, but I gave them up.
- Modified "took" to "used to take" and added a comma after "lessons" for clarity. Replaced "lessons" with "them" to avoid repetition.

These sentences should now be correct and clear.