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You do not need the 'of', because 'all' means 'all of'.
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What is regular grammar?
Grammar that we all use, there is no other kind of grammar.
Why is proper grammar important?
Proper grammar and punctuation help control the flow of writing. Further, it helps to accurately convey the writer's message. Prime examples of the importance of proper grammar and punctuation (mostly punctuation) can be found in the children's bookEats Shoots and Leaves. It gives the same phrase twice, but changes the punctuation, which changes the meaning entirely. - Thanx4answersThe main reason, honestly, is so that your readers can focus on what you are trying to say rather than on how you are saying it. When people make grammatical mistakes or punctuation mistakes, these are jarring and draw attention away from the content of the writing--and lead people to reflect on how well educated the writer can be if he or she is making mistakes like that. Proper grammar and punctuation allow the reader to relax and take in what you are trying to communicate. When there are errors, it makes the reader focus on your grammar instead of what you are trying to communicate.
Which is correct grammar - all who attend or all that attend?
Either form is acceptable.
Is why to correct grammar?
I believe that there are a few reasons that grammar is such an unpopular subject to study.1. Many of the rules are arbitrary. This means that someone somewhere decided that we would do things one way, and that's the way it is. People in general are opposed to rules that they feel are arbitrary.2. Learning proper grammar is very difficult, more difficult than native speakers want to realize. Those who have been speaking and writing the language don't want to be told the rules. They feel that they already know them.3. Most people don't want to have to learn the parts of an engine before they can drive a car. Why should I have to know the difference between a transitive verb and an intransitive verb?Because all the teachers are w*nkersEdit by DaftVirgin:I personally hate grammar because it's just too much. The fact that you have to learn every rule of the (insert a language) grammar by heart in order to communicate, is just demotivating. In some languages grammar can also be very complicated (like French) and it gets harder if you are learning multiple languages because every language has its own grammar (trust me, I'm learning Dutch, German, French and English at school).More thoughtsThere is evidently a lot of confusion about this subject. Not least, confusion between 'grammar' and 'the rules of grammar'. Fortunately, it's demonstrably not necessary to learn 'every rule' of any language's grammar by heart in order to communicate, or none of us would ever be able to communicate in any language!It's true that many of the rules of grammar are, or seem, arbitrary. But this certainly does not mean that 'someone somewhere decided that we would do things one way, and that's the way it is'. The norms evolved over a very long period of time, and are still evolving. All users of a language contribute to this process of evolution.It's true that some teachers (of any subject) can be inadequate, and thus deprive their pupils of the pleasure that they should be able to take in the achievement of competence (in any subject). That is a reflection on the teachers, not the subject.Why should you have to know the difference between a transitive verb and an intransitive verb? Well, you don't HAVE to know, obviously, but why do you object to knowing? The more you use your brain, the better it will serve you for the rest of your life.Finally, here is another, equally valid, question to ponder:'Why do so many people love grammar?'
What is a Connection between the innateness hypothesis and the idea of a universal Grammar?
Universal grammar is a topic that has been researched in linguistics since the mid-20th century. The basic, fundamental structure of all human languages is very similar, in spite of the obvious differences in vocabulary and sound. This basic structure is called Universal Grammar. The innateness hypothesis is the idea that this Universal Grammar is present in all healthy human minds as a result of biological inheritance (in other words, grammar is innate).
What percentage of Americans do not know proper grammar?
There is no exact percentage available, as it varies based on definitions of "proper grammar" and the specific context. However, research suggests that a significant portion of the population struggles with basic grammar rules, which can impact communication and comprehension.
Why is proper grammar important in the academic world?
1. Proper grammar makes you sound intelligent, as if all those years from K-12 were not a waste. 2. How you write and how you talk say a lot about you as a person (yes, people do judge you by the way you write, talk, dress, etc). 3. Proper grammar allows for you to communicate your ideas clearly. These are just three reasons.
How have Obama voted in the past?
because you're all black and can't spell or use proper grammar.
The importance of grammar?
proper grammar is important because it is an indication of proper education and an understanding of the matter of which you speak. it is also important because people are judged by the way the speak. think about it. how do you think southern people talk? ghetto people? everyone is classified these days.
Why do so many people ask questions on this site that cannot be answered simply because the grammar is so bad that the question is not readable?
Because not ALL of the members on this website have proper grammar skills, let alone the full English language, sometimes we have to cope with their grammar and do our best to either edit it or read it to the best of our ability. Honestly, there is a lot of reasons as to why someone has bad grammar usage, depends on the person. The site is open to all ages and to people for whom English is not a first language.
Why do all the users of this website have really bad grammar?
Not all users of this website use incorrect grammar. People come here to ask general questions. If this was a very specific website for academics, you may expect a different standard. It is also my personal belief that if you can answer questions, regardless of the grammar that you use, you are helping someone. It may serve you well to not get too hung up on it as the internet is rife with "bad grammar"
How do you fix an Lg phone that wont charge turns off and on all by itself?
learn proper grammar and by a new phone
Why is grammar so bad on this website If you want people to answer your question write it so they can understand it?
You have to remember - there is no minimum age on here - AND - it's open to people from all over the planet. Not every user is as competent in English as you or I !
Does the word Valentine's Day have to be capitalied?
It should be, in all cases, unless you are texting someone extremely informally. It's only following the rules of proper grammar; it's a proper noun.
Why is it that nearly all the questions on this website are grammatically flawed?
Because, fellow grammar freak, most of the questions on here, are simply stupid. And anyone that ask's "Can you eat human brains" couldn't possibly know how to spell and/or use proper capitilazation and punctuation.
What does write properly or don't write at all mean?
It means if you cannot use proper grammar and spelling, don't bother to write anything.
What kind of editor are people who edit the content and grammar in books?
All editors edit content and grammar of publications. More specifically, a line editor in a publishing house is responsible for the grammar of a book.
