I once again repeat that communicational English demands knowledge of grammar of a diiferent kind and such books of grammar are not readily avialable and the books we have are only for written English.That's the main reason why our spoken sentences tend to follow written ones!
Yes,you are correct that understanding English begin with depth of English that is grammer. Your command on English should be there,to speak good and proper English.
Grammer is really important to understand and speak proper english. But,still i feel that untill you start conversation pratically, grammer is of no use.
Yes grammar is important but to get fluent in English speak conversation is the important one... Many auto rickshaw driver speaking English fluently but they really don`t know about grammar...
How do you know that an auto rickshaw driver's fluency is without his knowledge of grammar?
The auto riksha driver may not be speaking correct English but would be speaking without stammering for words. At Agrs, even small children moving near Taj Mahal speak not only English but many other foreign languages. They are not educated and have just picked up necessary words to speak to tourists. Often they even do not know which language they speak in. But the communication is perfect. On the other hand, there are professionals like chartered Accountants and Advocates who make good professional drafts in English but cannot speak fluently.
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I think whether an auto-rickshaw driver or any person speaks grammatically correct English or not is not the point.Whatever passes for a person who speaks fluently without knowing grammar can't pass for an educated person who - for example - appears in an interview for a job in which communicational ability is a criterion!
First step to enhance impressive English is to increase the vocabulary.Apart from this one can have a friend circle where the conversation should be done in that language.
Arise Awake and Rest Not till the Goal is Achieved.
