Grammar is absolutely relevant in science, math and various other fields. Noone wants to have to parse ungrammatical documentation or scientific papers. It's certainly possible to get by in STEM with poor grammar, but…
How well would you consider yourself to speak Spanish: "very well", "well", "not well" or "not at all"? Your English writing is perfect, and I assume you speak English just as well. > Same with bad grammar sounding less…
Linguistic differences are a major cause of regional tensions within India.
Grammar is absolutely relevant in science, math and various other fields. Noone wants to have to parse ungrammatical documentation or scientific papers. It's certainly possible to get by in STEM with poor grammar, but…
How well would you consider yourself to speak Spanish: "very well", "well", "not well" or "not at all"? Your English writing is perfect, and I assume you speak English just as well. > Same with bad grammar sounding less…
Linguistic differences are a major cause of regional tensions within India.