0
![Profile Picture](https://images.verbling.com/convert/c_cover,h_150,w_150/https%3A%2F%2Fverbling-user-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com%2F53447847112871090644%2F9RIx3wZxeasAdyN%2Fe221a4ab-bd56-4182-9a7a-b8be3993b54c%2FMy_Snapshot_6.jpg)
A student asked.....
6 years agoA student asked, "Do native English speakers take grammar seriously?"
My Response:
I was taught grammar when I was at school as part of English Language classes. However, in everyday life, as I grew up, I paid very little attention to grammar when I spoke. That's because it was not necessary. Natives will instinctively know what other natives are all talking about, even with bad grammar. It does not mean that when necessary, in a formal situation we will not change and speak with near perfect grammar, it just means that we are more relaxed with grammar in everyday speech.
What do you think?