Is perfect grammar necessary?

How important is English grammar for Fluency?
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[@elanitka2838]

adults can learn only when they understand what they learn not just memorizing. So grammar is crucial.

[@PaulGu]

I love this saying: Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard. Thank you, Lisa!

[@manisha.bisht18]

Ma'am I am from India and I have seen your this video...... Elegant 😊😊

[@ribji34]

Grammar is the spine of the English language.😊

[@johndereck304]

Grammar is the spine of ANY language you silly billy 🙂

[@Shinyaquamarine]

I think proper grammar is important in fact it is taught at school. The better we know grammar the better we communicate. 👍🏻

[@johndereck304]

You aren't lying.

[@MZG1992]

Hello dear friend please where are you from please

[@seidibrahim7905]

Thank you I really appreciate you

[@Tigers460]

Grammar is VERY IMPORTANT

[@raimundomottadearaujofilho4632]

You're great, my dear.

[@soungyinnmaye8603]

Teacher, I love Grammer .❤️

[@FecundoArrabales666]

Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break 'em like an artist. - Pablo Picasso

[@feixie6993]

I think we can't let grammar mistakes stop us communicate, but we can do our best to make grammar mistakes as few as possible.

[@rafaellourencorosa]

WOW! Gems from Lisa: "Why do you want to imitate someone who makes mistakes?" 14:55 "There is satisfaction in being good at something." 15:37 Thank you so much.

[@Occ881]

My favorite english teacher,,,,❤..

[@jorgeluispereiradasilva5123]

Great tips, thanks for this information and your experience.

[@fahm3d88]

Best teacher

[@fanhanvalysilue3123]

Hello, my favourite online teacher! I am strongly hoping you're okay. I would like to give my contribution to the topic. I'm a student at university in West Africa. Here, French is our educational and the most popular language. English is taught as a foreign language from form 1 till he university. In our country, our teachers of english don't joke with grammar aspects in our written and oral communication. We are so strict with the pronunciation and grammar rules. When you make a single mistake in your conversation, you will be interrupted for it. Thanks for your everyday teaching.

[@yutzukuo8406]

Thank you for making this video, Lisa. I watched this video over five times until I took action after realizing the meaning and comparison behind it. Why did I compare with those who say native speakers make mistakes, too? I should compare myself with those who have strong grammar skills if I want to be an advanced English user. That's why I purchased the "Understanding and using grammar" book and started to practice it, too. Just like you said, I was insecure about my grammar all the time and I had to use Grammarly to check my grammar to make sure I used the correct grammar. Because of your video, I decided to overcome this weakness even though I had no problem communicating in English most of the time. This was really inspiring. I appreciate your great video as always:)

[@user-gz2wm7wn5d]

I couldn't agree more with you. The better teacher you are the better grammar you teach.

[@rjrod6381]

I agree with you 100 percent. By the way, your videos have helped my a lot. Thank you!!!!

[@ysd37]

Классная женщина! Приятно слушать и полезно, изучаю самостоятельно английский.

[@magedsamir9133]

I want to thank you so much

[@kusweniastuti5945]

What a great explanation! Thank you, Liza, you're an amazing teacher. ❤

[@fimashavin]

I really admire a person who speaks grammatically, Though mistakes might occur but you speak by following grammatical rules it builds good communication unless communication is taken simple or casual

[@alexfernandes115]

Brilliant! I love this lesson video because this is the big truth. We adults learning equal the children. We learn by association same learning the rules. Learning the rules don't make you fluent. The rules are essential for specific works or for studies. Congratulations by lesson.

[@rainbow7548]

I wish, I could find such a good German teacher. You explain everything clearly and convincingly. Following your videos, I was able to correct many mistakes I made, because I learned most of my advanced level English alone by myself.

[@dominik061978]

Great teacher!

[@john-raphaellacas8107]

You're the best. Vous etes formidable. Thank you so much. Je suis d'accord avec vous. Merci pour tout.

[@maria.s1326]

Thanks Lisa. Really encouraging.

[@sgdusdm8225]

You've got a gift for explaining things!

[@KyleG384]

I believe that perfect grammar is key to professional success!

[@CR24-proud]

I totally agree with you, Lisa! Part of my in-law family are immigrants and they're clearly not fluent in English; they make grammar mistakes and have thick accents. They many times try to convince me that it's okay to have an accent and to make grammar mistakes because native speakers make those mistakes, too. I agree with them, too. This's personal choice. I think it's nothing wrong about having an accent, but why should we choose not to improve or imitate someone's mistakes?!

[@johndereck304]

The way you speak sounds like you think you are accent free. This is where you are totally wrong. Everybody indeed DOES have an accent. And while your in-laws could be total morons and never learn English properly, that does NOT mean you are accent free.

[@anson_ng]

1) Is 'I and she went to the store' correct as well? 2) I strongly agree with those reasonings. People who disagree with that might need to observe the facts in their everyday lives to believe so.

[@kevinca365]

Thank you, Lisa. I see eye to eye with you.👍

[@juliusorelus6219]

Hi my dearest teacher, how have you been? It's always a pleasure for me to get your courses, for not only they are interesting but also make me so confident when speaking English, considering communication as a food l would say that grammar is. the salt that gives a good taste to that food. And we all know the value of the light. Grammar is the connector that makes the conversation tremendously attractive, the light that shines our way in any case of darkness, therefore, l believe that, as learners, we should try our best to learn well, thanks be to God we have a marvelous teacher namely: Lisa. We love you so much, my dearest Lisa. ❤

[@tatiananovikova3316]

This is the best motivation speech I've ever heard! So true it is, about hard work and talent. Something to remember:) thank you!

[@junrepato2292]

Do you mean speech.

[@tatiananovikova3316]

@@junrepato2292 thank you)

[@user-rr2rx2td5l]

This is absolutely a resounding advice. thank you teacher Lisa❤

[@sudhakarthandra7544]

Thank you so much for sharing this video! It was incredibly helpful and well-explained. Your hard work is greatly appreciated!

[@GCRealEstate-vv5ql]

Excellent lesson, thank you

[@KyleG384]

Good grammar is key to professional success!

[@SelmaSilva-fw8hw]

Thank you so much Lisa!

[@user-es9bh7pr2y]

Thank you very much! Love you!

[@juanjoseallara8282]

7 minutes before so I haste and zeal to learn feasibly. I dub you the mere coach Lisa.

[@ajayansathyanandan4874]

Thank you Lisa... Superb

[@thieffydiarra4942]

Outstanding tips we appreciate all you do for us ! Thanks again I’m always happy listening to you dear Lisa, god bless you ❤

[@babybastien3510]

Thank you teacher Lisa ! I'm watching from haïti !

[@pascoaiandreta9964]

She sounds so clearly for no native people.

[@andrewcaetano2775]

Your videos are always useful !!

[@gegembibi1980]

You are such a wonderful soul teacher🤗

[@IsabelColombia1010]

Thanks so much, you are the best teacher ever

[@trilingualkidsproject4557]

The best teacher ever!👏👏👏👏

[@gladysgriffin7347]

I listened carefully, maybe I am still making these grammar mistakes. My excuse is, I do not hear myself. Thanks for the lesson. I am going to practice repeating them out loud.

[@ericvigen]

Lisa you are an excellent coach in English training for foreigners like me and million others. Your extensive experience and leadership skills in this field could help the Community Colleges in the United States to improve their methods of teaching for foreigners. Based on my experience, the English classes at the community colleges are not fit for foreigners, although the native English learners could benefit very much from those classes.

[@AccurateEnglish]

I think it depends on the community college. Some have excellent ESL programs.

[@CasonHuangvonTaiwan]

Teacher Lisa, you are really helping and even saving my English! I once had an English teacher who sometimes even taught me sentences with incorrect grammar. I was kind of confused about the importance of correct grammar, and your kind words have saved my English! Thank you so much indeed!🥹🥹🙏🙏🥰❤️🌸🌱⭐️⭐️ Love you, Teacher Lisa!!🌸🌸🥰🎊🙏🥹⭐️

[@abadalrhmazkoo922]

You have answered a very important question, which is always in my mind! Your clarification is really useful not only to me but my students as well! Teacher Lisa thank you from my ❤️!

[@AamnaIdrisi]

Please make videos on grammar .

[@dilipsangdod9295]

Very nice 👌

[@thilakasirispathiranage9981]

Excellent 👌 . Thanks 🙏🙏🙏

[@user-fb4cb3tl1j]

Great thanks.!!.

[@holydiver420]

Thanks a bunch

[@mugederman4067]

Great video, very convincing and motivating to learn grammar❤

[@kamal.1885]

You're not one of the best teachers, YOU ARE THE BEST TEACHER ❤️ 💓 💗 ♥️ 💛

[@amilamadushan2503]

...Best english Teacher🌍💙❤💙💙 from sri lanka..

[@nasimialiev6314]

As usual, the videos with Lisa are very interesting and you learn always something new even talking about simple subjects what I love the videos for. As for me, I belong to the people, too, who make mistakes when speaking English. But in general the English grammar isn't as complicated as one of my native language (Russian).

[@danielvelasco9510]

Thanks for this video, i am new here. I love your way to explain.

[@RASINWOZO]

Very important ❤

[@fk8oz]

Best teacher. ❤

[@bigboss-ph3bu]

I love your lesson

[@geirmyklebust]

Really interesting.

[@gabriellagirardi4741]

I think that grammar is very important, especially at the beginning of our english course, probably starting from school! On the oher hand if you do not know the grammar of the foreign language you want to study, and also the one of your native language, it could be very difficult to learn a language in a proper way! The conversation, listening comprehension....are fundamental, tool. Thank you very much for this great video.

[@AccurateEnglish]

I agree. Thank you for your comment!

[@awatarwahab7471]

Superb 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👌

[@jhaeberli]

Grammar mistakes are usually forgiven for native speakers. For non-native speakers that's a no go when passing exams or jobs interview. Also, there are different grammar levels. There are rules and exceptions like when a word ending with 'p' changes to double 'pp' like stop and stopping. It's better to just memorize some words instead of rules.

[@getpaceai]

Thanks, Lisa, for talking about this subject! We think mastering English grammar is important and making mistakes is OK when it happens! Learners shouldn't be embarrassed when they make a mistake, they should be corrected with kindness and with constructive feedback

[@user-mq7ut8ds1v]

English is usually given naturally to English speakers when they even make a mistake it's not a big deal or acceptable. This is because they aware of their mistakes and can correct it admitting it. But as for non natives we always struggle to speak English correctly following all grammar rules and usage of vocabulary in context. There are two kinds of English, in my opinion: natural and artificial. They are Native English and non native English. When natives speak English, they don't struggle or don't feel any language pressure. It all comes down to them naturally even the most difficult English grammar so even if they make mistakes they can correct it easily without any struggle but non natives experience embarrassment and discomfort while speaking English and they always struggle to grammatically structure their sentence. Natives don't care about any grammar rules while they speak because it is already naturally structured in their head. Natives tend to speak English without thinking about their grammar but non native speakers always make it their priority to speak correct English keeping in mind all grammar rules and word usage in context. I think grammar rules must be simplified and easy to understand. Good grammar is essential and helps to make English a real and accurate English.

[@johndereck304]

With enough practice and time you will become fluent and won't even think about rules any more. I am a naturalized American and my first language is Bulgarian. I often dream in English - it's become that good. There is no need at all to feel embarrassed. I can bet my pair of old boots that if put the majority of native speakers to a grammar test , probably 90 + per cent won't pass it. Generally speaking, English in the USA is quite choppy and has bad grammar. It is a lot better and a lot more correctly spoken in England, but even there I've heard people say IS when they really MUST say ARE. It is rare though. In England though, you have another challenge as a non-native speaker called accents. The further north you go, the more it sucks. But with enough exposure and practice you can nail that too. It would be very good if all Americans spoke similarly to Lisa, but unfortunately they the fuck do not.

[@user-mq7ut8ds1v]

@@johndereck304 Good morning! I fully agree with you on the point of the importance of practice. Practice makes perfect. Thumbs up !

[@abdoulayesaba9374]

Good morning teacher. God bless you.

[@saharhamzei116]

Hi Lisa, Thank you for bringing up such an intersecting topic. I noticed that in 12:00 of the video, you mentioned the past participle of "forget" is "forgotten" and "forgot" is a grammar mistake. However, I would like to mention that some recent references use both (forgot and forgotten) as the third part of "forget'.

[@thilakasirispathiranage9981]

You are fully loaded! Why do you settle for less? Teacher Lisa, have a great day!❤❤❤❤

[@nantawanwimanrat7144]

I really appreciate your teaching, your ideas, and everything. Grammar is sets of rules. People can learn rules of driving, i.e. it’s not too difficult to learn grammar, I think.

[@AccurateEnglish]

Well said!

[@ramzy-6566]

Ok, start learn us the grammar.......Mrs Lisa.

[@cynthiareid6416]

Thanks Lisa, Similar to mathematics, I enjoyed making exercises then I stopped to practice when I started studying my career , after years I needed to go back and i forgot all fundamentation I felt frustrated and I got me goat :( I think the grammar structures should be acquired steps by steps .. they go from strenghts to strenghts without pressures.

[@Yoliyolo]

I learn so much with Linda❤

[@fimashavin]

I have one plea, 🙏 as my lovely online teacher. These lessons from you are so useful, if possible just sometimes put them in PDF, we can download them.

[@joselevicanasenjo2171]

I dont agree with those people who say children don't learn grammar. Of course, they do... by making mistakes. When I was a child i remember my parents and teachers correcting my grammar.. among other things. Awsome lesson!

[@emanoelpaulino1935]

I don't quite focus on grammar so much when i am learning English , but as the time is going by during my learning process I am be able to indentified some mistakes cuz it won't sound natural that type structure for me

[@smileministry8006]

Thank you

[@CoronaVirus-uy1cw]

Good job

[@user-hd1rf3kr8s]

Thank you so much,Lisa! We should strive for the better results and not to be satisfied with mediocrity.

[@idrissismihl5825]

Hi teacher how you doing? I really appreciate.

[@madNEssOmg1]

Good day. Your videos are of a top quality. In addition to what has been mentioned in the video I have noticed the following: some of the native speakers occasionally use "there is" with plural which seems incorrect. Also in the 3rd conditionial sentences often times you can see would have v3 + would have v3 instead of past perferct + would have v3. I am a non-native speaker, but these are my observations. Could you kindly comment on this? Thank you

[@mostafazarenezhad4027]

excellent

[@doremifasolatido-ro7zs]

there are a lot of things to consider when learning the English language. In my personal point of view speaking correct grammar is ultimately plays an important role when communicating to other people for better understanding and outcomes. however it is not necessary to speak with perfection in order to convey your message. apart from mastering the grammar, you also need to learn phrases, idioms and slangs because Americans often use them during conversations based on my experience and observations. one particular day when I joined my husband and a roofing consultant, i just sat next to my husband and listening intently to their conversations, i noticed that the guy uses several idioms and phrases good thing i studied them therefore I didn't get lost and was able to comprehend everything that he said. one more thing is that get used to different american accents and speed because in the actual conversation they speak very fast😅 especially blacks they are harder to understand than whites. in my 5 yrs of stay in the US i would say that my grammar is far from perfect and still not fluent. Im quite disappointed though but I've seen huge improvement compared before. i need to develop confidence and more exposure. English is not a joke it's difficult to learn. So kudos to us who can speak English we're still lucky even though we dont know how to speak perfect grammar.

[@ambedkarkorapati3870]

Good evening teacher.Thanks for your spirited speech that helps bolster up the sagging enthusiasm of people like me.Having said this, would you mind clarifying a small doubt of grammar.This is regarding conversion from direct speech to reported speech. Direct speech:She said to her children,"You must not go to the park". What is the reported speech equivalent of "must not".After conversion,what is its indirect speech like?I know you are a very busy teacher with hectic work schedule.I would be grateful if you could help me.

[@ximarleyarchin6737]

Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard

[@johndereck304]

You aren't lying.

[@vivianroman9499]

Excelente

[@mofarah186]

I can’t say Grammar is easy peasy but we need to learn it. I am learning English for my professional career and because of that I need to master grammar. Writing reports and proposals is critical the kind of job that I am seeking now, without a proper English I can’t achieve my dream

[@vivianroman9499]

For me is important. I don't like grammar mistakes

[@jpaulluzolo1400]

I had learned grammar before I was able to speak English. I knew how to use English tenses, from the simple present tense to future perfect continuous but I wasn't fluent in English. I became fluent when I started focusing on pronunciation and american idioms.

[@gpknkee]

Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard.

[@chathurajayasekara4522]

Nice

[@user-qh3rr3kt8o]

❤Hello from Ukraine!😊😊😊❤❤❤❤