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Hi there^^

Thank you for doing your homework^^

I made some corrections and I hope I was able to meet all your points.

If you have some questions, just ask me in our class.

Regarding your question,

I think you should say \" I am working in Australia through working holiday visa.\"

OR: You can also say, \"I have a working holiday visa in Australia.\"

Anyway, see you in class^^

Have a great day and take care^^

~T.Jane

1. Why did he try to run out from home?

>>c. away

It means that he wanted to run to the outside, when he was home.

>>It means that he wanted to run outside, when he\'s at home. 

2. I always run over old students of mine when I go to that cafeteria.

>>b. across

It means that I pass by my old students, running, when I go to that cafeteria.

>>It means that he/she bump into his/her old student when she/he goes to the cafeteria.

3. He runs after every pretty girl he sees at school.

>>CORRECT^^

It means that he likes every pretty girl he sees at school and he follows them, running after them

>>It means that he likes every pretty girl he sees at school and follows them.  

4. Yesterday I ran into an old friend of mine at the supermarket.

>>CORRECT^^

actually, I am not sure whether it is right or not.

>>Actually, I\'m not sure whether it\'s right or wrong.

5. He ran off with his best friend\'s girlfriend

>>CORRECT^^

actually, I am not sure whether it is right or not.

>>Actually, I\'m not sure whether it\'s right or wrong.

Have you heard of the system, ‘working holiday’ ?

>>Have you heard about the working holiday system?

The reason that I ask this to you is in one of my last compositions.

>>The reason I asked you this is because of my composition last time.

It is about my friend who lives in Australia.

>>CORRECT^^

Before they getting married, they used the system, ‘working holiday’ together.

>>Before they got married, they used working holiday system together.

>>Before they got married, they used working holiday visa together.

Due to this, they could stay in Australia in a year, working and making money.

>>Because of this, they can stay in Australia for a year, working and earning money.

I have a question.

>>CORRECT^^

When I want to use the expression, I am (doing or using or expriencing) in Australia with working holiday, how can I tell?

>>When I want to use the expression, I am working in Australia through working holiday visa. How can I tell?

I think that my sentence is wrong.

>>I think, my sentence is wrong.