Did you like grammar ?

[Neo Flowty]

I learned about it but i'm still confused about grammar rules , how to make correct sentences , using tenses , etc .

I'm not an native speaker ?

May i know even users in OH who using English as their 1st language , Did you care about it ? ( grammar )

[L'Arachel]

yes. It pains me to see people with terrible grammar.

[sage14]

English isn't my first language but I love grammar honestly. Imagine language without grammar, it would be without order and completely chaotic.

[arigatomann]

as a native english speaker, correct grammar makes it easier to engage in conversation with people.

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I hate bad grammar. It looks annoying af

[Izara]

English is my 2nd language..but I always got diss from another OH user because of my grammatical mistakes...sometimes I feel tired learning grammar 😫

[Tweedledee]

I'm not a native English speaker but I hate bad grammar. I've been using English since I was young. I can tolerate mistakes in bits and pieces but if I often hear subject and verb mismatch it annoys me. Even in this forum, I sometimes try to get used to the less formal use of the language. I understand though that most users in this forum aren't native speakers. It actually helps most practice their English/grammar skills.

[Bizzi]

It is very important to learn it even if English isn't your first language. However, some people are just more understanding since English isn't everyone mother tongue.

[JiMiJu]

It's a necessary thing. 

[lusci]

I like grammar, its just that grammar hates me actually ^^

[Cornrow Kenny]

I like English Grammar, But French Grammar is so complicated 

[RingDingDong.]

Bad grammar really bothers me.

[Jelly757]

i'm not a native eglish speaker but that's important and necessary thing to learn

[Curly Pianist]

Whatever the language I am learning, I think I always prioritize grammar above anything else.

[sakurahanabira]

I'm not a native English speaker but I hate bad grammar. I've been using English since I was young. I can tolerate mistakes in bits and pieces but if I often hear subject and verb mismatch it annoys me. Even in this forum, I sometimes try to get used to the less formal use of the language. I understand though that most users in this forum aren't native speakers. It actually helps most practice their English/grammar skills.

 

Same. I'm not a native English speaker either, but I have been learning and using English since kindergarten since I was born and raised in the U.S. (my first language was Vietnamese due to my home environment), and while I understand that not everyone here is a native English speaker, some of the simple grammar mistakes I see on here (and around the internet in general) annoy me. Like why do so many people insert an apostrophe before the -s when pluralizing words (for example: which kpop artist's do you like)? Apostrophes are only supposed to be used to show possession or contraction, not to pluralize words. 

[Tweedledee]

Same. I'm not a native English speaker either, but I have been learning and using English since kindergarten since I was born and raised in the U.S. (my first language was Vietnamese due to my home environment), and while I understand that not everyone here is a native English speaker, some of the simple grammar mistakes I see on here (and around the internet in general) annoy me. Like why do so many people insert an apostrophe before the -s when pluralizing words (for example: which kpop artist's do you like)? Apostrophes are only supposed to be used to show possession or contraction, not to pluralize words. 

IKR! I was so strict with myself before with the use of punctuation marks but I kind of loosen up a bit. Sometimes I think I'm forgetting proper grammar after using this forum. I don't like it when people use 'irregardless'. I can't accept it even though some would say it is an informal word. I also hate it when people say/type 'their' instead of 'they're' (for they are). In my mind, I correct them with the proper words to understand their thoughts.