ThrowI threw my clothes away I threw my clothes away

Throw clothes - doing the action and sounds like an instruction. In this case, it is about you.

Throwing clothes away Throwing clothes away

Throwing clothes away Throwing clothes away

I threw away some clothes away yesterday after tidying uporganizing my wardrobe. I threw away some clothes yesterday after organizing my wardrobe.

I feel very sorry, and a little sad. I feel very sorry and a little sad.

The sentence was clear. The comma was not needed

Not only because it cost me a lot of money to buy them, but also because I haven't worn them even a few times.r. Not only because it cost me a lot of money to buy them, but also because I haven't worn them ever.

Not only because it cost me a lot of money to buy them, but also because I haven't worn them evemore than a few times. Not only because it cost me a lot of money to buy them, but also because I haven't worn them more than a few times.

sounds more natural

NThis is not only because it cost me a lot of money to buy them, but also because I haven't worn them even a few times. This is not only because it cost me a lot of money to buy them, but also because I haven't worn them even a few times.

Your original wording is OK in a casual context, but technically it’s grammatically incorrect—it’s an incomplete sentence. You could fix it by adding a main verb, like I’ve done in my correction, or better yet, you could merge it with the previous sentence: “I feel very sorry, and a little sad, not just because I spent a lot of money on them, but also because I hardly wore them at all.”

Sometimes, I think I need some diversity in my wardrobe, but a. Actually, I don't need it. Sometimes, I think I need some diversity in my wardrobe. Actually, I don't need it.

Sometimes, I think I need some diversimore variety in my wardrobe, but actually, I don't need it. Sometimes, I think I need some more variety in my wardrobe, but actually, I don't need it.

sounds more natural. Also, you can say 'I need some more options'

Sometimes, I think I need some diversity in my wardrobe, but actually, I don't need itit's unnecessary. Sometimes, I think I need some diversity in my wardrobe, but actually, it's unnecessary.

I corrected the ending to "it's unnecessary" here just so it's less redundant, but the original sentence is fine.