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Grammar is the essence of learning English. It teaches you the correct usage and helps you to structure the sentence properly without mistakes.
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According to me for learning spoken language you don't really need to go into grammar. A rough idea would be enough.Speaking a language is all about listening and repeating.When we started speaking our mother tongue we didn't know the grammar portion of it but we used to speak grammatically correct language....
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According to me for learning spoken language you don't really need to go into grammar. A rough idea would be enough.Speaking a language is all about listening and repeating.When we started speaking our mother tongue we didn't know the grammar portion of it but we used to speak grammatically correct language. My mother tongue is Tamil and I speak it but I have never studied Tamil grammar, period! read less
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The best to answer this question would be with an analogy of a construction site. Think of the English alphabet (A to Z) as the bricks and grammar as the cement that binds bricks together. In order to put the English words/alphabet to any use one must know the correct usage of the same! I hope this helps...
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Grammar Are Just rules regards RD
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how can you frame a sentence without Grammar ? i have seen in hyderabad so many people and tested ; i have found that they wanted to convey sth, but they express out sth else. It is happening because of lack of Grammar skills. you can manage informal conversations without grammar, but when you get a...
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how can you frame a sentence without Grammar ? i have seen in hyderabad so many people and tested ; i have found that they wanted to convey sth, but they express out sth else. It is happening because of lack of Grammar skills. you can manage informal conversations without grammar, but when you get a job in a top MNC and you have to contact clients from UK or US, then if you do not use the proper Grammar and correct words, they will misunderstand. so from the beginning itself, we should follow the grammar. read less
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We are seeing this misconception about learning grammar on this forum. Did you learn grammar as a child? You first learned how to speak and eventually under supervision of adults grasped nuances of the language. First come out and speak. Make mistakes. That's how you will learn.
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Spoken English doesn't need grammar.Students develop an inferiority complex when rules of grammar are applied and get confused in the bargain.One would have noticed that acumen of children is sharper that helps them pick up another language while playing with children of that language.Do we follow the...
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Spoken English doesn't need grammar.Students develop an inferiority complex when rules of grammar are applied and get confused in the bargain.One would have noticed that acumen of children is sharper that helps them pick up another language while playing with children of that language.Do we follow the rules of grammar when we speak in our own mother tongue? So my humble recommendation is to teach Spoken English to non-English medium students first.I have been sailing with different nationalities out at sea.They use simple English and convey their message.I am in the field of teaching Spoken English employing non-grammatical method which instils a lot of confidence in them to develop the required skill to converse in English.The pity which is prevailing in our system is that people good in grammar are not able to convey even a simple thought. read less
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Hi Divya, There are two kinds of English Language, they are Colloquial and Literary English Language. You want to know about this.
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Just like a backbone helps us in standing straight, similarly, grammar is the backbone of all the words that join to make up a sentence. That is why Any Spoken English course begins with grammar and never with vocabulary.
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Grammar helps in making correct sentence structures and improves confidence
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