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Some people think that correct English grammar matters only to teachers and is of no real importance in daily life. This is certainly not true. Grammar is often said to be the tree trunk and branches of a language while vocabulary and function are leaves that add beauty and variety. When a message is relayed with the correct grammar, it is easier to understand the purpose and meaning of that message. In order to communicate, a learner should know the grammar of the language. It is important to be able to express yourself, but this should be done in a want that people find easy to understand. Writing that is poorly punctuated and contains grammatical errors is difficult to read and sometimes impossible to understand. If the reader has to go back and re-read a sentence several times because they are not quite sure what it means, it spoils their reading experience and they are quite likely to misunderstand the point or even give up and not read any further. In linguistics, grammar is the set of structural rules which influences. The composition of clause phrases and words in many given language. It is the systematic study and description of a language, and it helps us to understand how to from sentences. - Grammar rules can help leaners develop the habit of thinking logically and clearly . after studying grammar, learners are able to become more accurate when using a language. - Without good grammar, clear communication is impossible proper grammar keeps you from being misunderstood while expressing your thoughts and ideas. - Grammar improves the development of fluency. When a person has learned grammar, it will be easier for that person to know organize and express the ideas in their mind without difficulty. As a result, they will be able to speak, read write the language more fluently. - Use of grammar is extremely important. Different ways to improve your grammar - Read more in English. One way to improve your grammar is to read more in English. The more you read, the more you improve your grammar and vocabulary. It may be tiring and difficult to understand everything, but this is one step you cannot skip if you want to get better at grammar. Reading helps you to see how English words and how the grammar works. That knowledge can transfer to your writing. Find something you like to read, and the keep on reading. Is doesn’t matter what you read- books magazine articles, or newspapers - as long as they are written in proper English . try to read as many different genres ( eg: new paper articles, academic journal, blog, stories, ect ) as you can. - Listen more to English . listening to others who use good English and watching television also helps it works better if you watch you are really interested in remember that the English spoken in America is different from spelling and grammar are different between the two countries. In south Africa we follow the british grammar and spelling rules. - Practice more : make sure you work through all your grammar exercises your course book regularly to learn English grammar well, you will need to practice each grammar point until you can easily use it. Look for a book of grammar excercises that also has answers for additional practice online activities and quizzes can also help focus on one grammar point each time you study. - Write more in English : try writing a daily journal in English . any extra practice that you can get is going to help you. Remember try met to get discouraged. Learning English grammar and using it correctly takes a lot of time. Effort, and practice be positive and proactive about practicing you grammar and you’ll begin seeing more improvement.
