How can I separate SQL queries

Assume that I have the following queries

select userName, password, email 
from tblUsersProfile 
where email = '145' or userName = '112'

select userName, password, email 
from tblUsersProfile 
where email = '80' or userName = '70'

select userName, password, email 
from tblUsersProfile 
where email = '129' or userName = '169'

select userName, password, email 
from tblUsersProfile 
where email = '1' or userName = '2'

select 
    AVG(PokemonLevel) as AvgLevel, PokemonId 
from 
    tblUsersPokemons 
group by 
    PokemonId 
order by 
    PokemonId asc

insert into tblOnlineUsersCounts  
   select 
      (select 
          COUNT(LastMoveTime) 
       from 
          tblUsersProfile 
       where 
          LastMoveTime > DATEADD(HOUR, -24, sysutcdatetime())),  
      (select 
          COUNT(LastMoveTime) 
       from 
          tblUsersProfile 
       where 
          LastMoveTime > DATEADD(DAY, -7, sysutcdatetime())),
      (select 
          COUNT(LastMoveTime) 
       from 
          tblUsersProfile 
       where 
          LastMoveTime > DATEADD(DAY, -30, sysutcdatetime()))

select 
    count(Id) as TotalCount, PokemonId 
from 
    tblUsersPokemons 
group by 
    PokemonId 
order by 
    PokemonId asc

Now when I execute them in SQL Server Management Studio, it tries all and if one fails all fails which means all of them is counted as a single query

Also when I right click in SSMS and click analyze query in database engine tuning advisor it also count them as a single query instead of each one is independent queries

So I want to format them in a way that both SSMS should treat them as each one of them is a separate query

So even if one fails, SSMS should execute other working ones

What is the proper format for achieving this ?

Ty very much

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