now a days grammar is very important , one to other person to speak conversation only
Ofcourse Grammar beacuse with out grammar how can we speak :)
It probably depends on where you work. In some work environments, such as one in which you have little contact verbally with others, your grammar might not be an issue to the others. But if you are working in a job in which you would want to make a good impression with your speech, then good grammar would be more important. Of course the attitude of your boss toward grammar would be important too. If he or she thinks proper grammar is important for your job, perhaps you should also. Depending on the kind of work you do it can become important. The more information you have to communicate within the company the more important grammar becomes. It can be a good indicator of how educated you are. The more educated you are the more is expected of you and therefore the better grammar you have to have.
If you carry a conversation to a higher level, you talk about more sophisticated or esoteric subjects. You have a more intelligent conversation.
A conversation between two or more people in a book, movie or play is called 'dialogue.' A dialogue can also be a verb meaning to take place in a conversation to resolve a problem.
There is probably not much difference. Other differences in the languages (such as the alphabets) are likely to be more significant.
You cannot learn grammar easily. It takes commitment and effort, but the more you work at it, the easier it will become.
grammar is the mechanics of the language and conversation is just two or more people talking to each other
The ability to type, and type quickly and accurately, is becoming more and more important for workers these days. Proper grammar, as well as good typing skills, make you more marketable in a job.
Grammar helps.
It probably depends on where you work. In some work environments, such as one in which you have little contact verbally with others, your grammar might not be an issue to the others. But if you are working in a job in which you would want to make a good impression with your speech, then good grammar would be more important. Of course the attitude of your boss toward grammar would be important too. If he or she thinks proper grammar is important for your job, perhaps you should also. Depending on the kind of work you do it can become important. The more information you have to communicate within the company the more important grammar becomes. It can be a good indicator of how educated you are. The more educated you are the more is expected of you and therefore the better grammar you have to have.
For me Grammar is more important than the vocabulary ,Grammar is the ways that words can be put together in order to make sentences.And vocabulary means the total number of words you know in a particular language.vocabulary is not there if the grammar is not there.
Learning grammar is very important. It enables you to fill out a job application correctly, write a report, and even write a letter to a friend. The benefits to learning grammar include the fact that you will be taken more seriously if you apply for a job, and you will come across as more educated.
There isn't a set rule. Usually technical skills are more important when it comes to small business. This is because technical skills can draw in more customers.
I think it is more important to be educated in proper grammar and word usage. It's their not there. :)
Perhaps it is because nobody was taught correct grammar at school and remembered those lessons, or because nobody really reads any more. Reading is the best way for a person to improve their spelling and grammar skills.
A discussion in a college class is more formal. You demonstrate your knowledge by giving specific examples. You are giving your theory or opinion to multiple people you really don't know. You are more careful to use the correct grammar and careful what you say. Your communication is more clear because you study a topic, and you present this topic to several people. College class is more of a debate. Casual conversation with a friend is more personal and less informal. You can be yourself and more laid back. You may not talk on the same level as a college class setting. Sometimes friend have tendency to use in proper grammar even thought they know the correct grammar. With a casual conversation with a friend , you don't have to present a topic to he or she in detail as in a college class setting.
He shaves more than his face, doesn't doused himself in aftershave and has good sex skills. Conversation is the key...who knows where it may lead you.
Both passion and skills are important, but passion is often the driving force behind developing and honing skills. Without passion, it can be challenging to sustain motivation and enthusiasm for improving skills. Ultimately, a combination of passion and skills is ideal for achieving success and fulfillment in any endeavor.