Correct Your Grammar

  The old man the boat | Is it correct? As I promised in my last blog, I would try to give grammatical explanations of the five sentences I talked about there.  By this time I believe that you are definitely aware of the fact that in order to write correct grammar you have to correct your sentences, and there’s no other alternative. So our very first priority is to give focus on the correctness of the sentences we write, don't we? And according to our last blog, being a teacher, you asked your students to write five sentences. Do you remember that? And on the basis of your question, one of your students wrote a sentence which was like this, “ The old man the boat. ” And your duty was to check whether the sentence was grammatically correct or not. Here I would like to share with you a very important secret. The above-mentioned student did not write the sentence on his own, he just stealthily copied the sentence from Wikipedia. The link is given for your information… .https://en...

  "Grammar Correction"  does produce  "Grammar Fear" https://www.pexels.com/photo/a-woman-sitting-at-the-table-4959781/ Dear Reader, Here are some of my bizarre problems with the fear of English and my experience with grammar correction. By the way, this is the very first post of my blog. To tell you the truth, I had a rough idea of what a blog was but never thought of writing one. Please allow me to tell you something about me. I am a lifelong learner of the English language. I am also afraid of the English language like many others who do not speak English. But by necessity, I also sometimes have to write in English. But the problem is that, by the time I finish writing a sentence, I am possessed by a strange fear of uncertainty. I begin to feel that there must be a grammatical error in the sentence. And this tendency to doubt started to grow rapidly from the moment I started reading about the questions and answers on Quora. I'm sure you all know that th...