- Joined
- Dec 17, 2017
“My mexican, spanish-teaching, immigrant dad always says that grammar’s not as important when you’re trying to communicate.”
Actually, this whole debacle shows why grammar is important. Not only does it remove ambiguities (“Why are you eating a hot dog wearing a tuxedo?!” “This hot dog isn’t wearing a tuxedo.”), but it lets you know who has a sophisticated grasp on the English language, who you can have a normal conversation with, who struggles because of a learning disability or because they’re ESL, and who does the idiot jobs like stripping, retail, or dealing drugs