We can easily change the repetitions/consecutive sentences that occur in the content in most cases by rewording the sentences.
In most problematic cases, using close synonyms of the repeated words helps. If nothing works, breaking sentences into smaller ones or joining sentences will surely work. Instead, using the actual names of the people helps in the removal of pronouns. The actual names can replace “I”, “you”, “he” and “she” whenever it seems that the pronoun is getting overused or confusing.
The common transition words like “but”, “and”, “also” can replace more formal synonyms like “however”, “furthermore”, “moreover” respectively.
For example, the sentences discussed above, “I went back to my house. Then I had my food. Then I went to bed”, can be molded into a better passage with just a few changes: “When I went back to my house, I had my food. After the meal, I went to bed.” This is just one of many ways to rewrite the sentence.