How can one actually benefit from writing? How can one actually benefit from writing?

For the lpast 42 days, I have been writing on this website daily. For the past 42 days, I have been writing on this website daily.

I thought that just looking through themy corrections would be enough to benefit me from my mistakes. I thought that just looking through my corrections would be enough to benefit me from my mistakes.

Although, it whas been mainly made for journaling, I thought that I could use it as an efficient tool for analyzing, and most importantly eliminating my writing mistakes. Although, it has been mainly made for journaling, I thought that I could use it as an efficient tool for analyzing, and most importantly eliminating my writing mistakes.

Although it was mainly made for journaling, I thought that I could use it as an efficient tool for analyzing, and, most importantly, eliminating my writing mistakes. Although it was mainly made for journaling, I thought that I could use it as an efficient tool for analyzing and, most importantly, eliminating my writing mistakes.

If you put a comma before "and," it usually means that the clause following "and" is an independent clause. In this case, though, you're saying you can use Obsidian for both analyzing and eliminating your writing mistakes, and the "most importantly" is just emphasizing "eliminating." So, you should set "most importantly" off with commas like this.

I have created separate files both for my English and for my German. I have created separate files both for my English and German.

I have created separate files for both for my English and for my German. I have created separate files for both my English and my German.

The phrase is usually "for both my X and my Y," not the other way around.

Of course, when one writes an essay every day, these mistakes tend to accumulate, and become daunting to go over. Of course, when one writes an essay every day, these mistakes tend to accumulate and become daunting to go over.

The subject of "become daunting" is still "these mistakes," so I'm fairly certain you don't need that comma.

For this reason, I have decided to create a new document eachfor every 50 mistakes. For this reason, I have decided to create a new document for every 50 mistakes.

For this reason, I have decided to create a new document eachfor every 50th mistakes. For this reason, I have decided to create a new document for every 50th mistake.

I have almost three such files for German, and only one for English (yetso far). I have almost three such files for German, and only one for English (so far).

I have almost three such files for German, and only one for English (yet). I have almost three such files for German and only one for English (yet).

I'm pretty sure that the comma there is technically ungrammatical. Most natives probably wouldn't be able to tell whether that comma was wrong, though.

The biggest hurdle is not to repeat them; hence, I try to look to through all of my notes a few times a week. The biggest hurdle is not to repeat them; hence, I try to look to through all of my notes a few times a week.