Grammar can often seem to be an annoyance to be aware of when we write or speak. In comment sections all over the internet we might observe someone making a grammatical mistake such as using “your” instead of “you’re”, and people indignantly pointing out the error. In the end, those who read that comment understand what the writer meant - so does it really matter at all?
Grammar matters
Using grammar correctly makes your speech or writing clear and easily understandable.
Having precise grammar ensures that the intended meaning is delivered
Little alterations made in grammar can change the whole meaning of a sentence and fail to pass on the original intended meaning.
Sticking to grammatical rules is a waste of time because it is superfluous.
Having precise grammar is not needed to fully convey an idea
Small grammatical mistakes do not affect the delivery of a sentence’s meaning. When it comes to reading books and receiving commands, grammar is a small part of delivering information rather than the only thing. Therefore, having precise grammar is not needed to fully convey an idea.
