Today, I'm really excited to have my 100th post on LangCorrect in only less than a year, and. I’m grateful for all those who have been involved in correcting my work.

‘I’m grateful for all those’ is correct but quite formal. ‘I’m grateful for everyone’ might be better.

They have provided detailed corrections for all of my ninety-nine writings I have posteds so far.

Even though I still have failedsometimes forget to add "a"‘a’ or "‘the"’ and make mistaken ons with simple grammars like tenses and plural forms, I feel that my vocabulary and writing skills have improved, and I use the dictionary less frequently than before.

“” are ‘speech marks’ you only use them for something which someone actually spoke out loud in English.

If you make sentences by yourself without hesitation and have native speakers correct your articles, you can realize your lack of knowledge and your bad habits.

Articles is a little awkward here, article would refer to something in a magazine or newspaper (something a professional wrote).

As many users do, I have managed to pick upcovered a wide variety of topics not to makeso readers don’t feel bored.

A minor point but it’s not natural to say ‘I managed’ in this case, since your objective (not making readers feel bored) can only truly be confirmed by those readers. Saying it yourself seems a little over-confident.

As a result, I could’ve learnt a variety of expression on several fields to discuss diverse topics.

I admire some users who have published more than 100 posts for their efforts since it is difficult to find attractive topics.

Nonetheless, I'm going to join the 30 Day Language Challenge which is supposed to start fromon April 1st.

I was surprised to see the participant list because it seems that Japanese is most popular language in the LangCorrect community.

I will keep helping Japanese learners and learning English as well.