My English Grammar

It is often said in large cities across the globe the phrase, “I want to improve my English grammar.” This is for good reason. Without at least a rudimentary knowledge of English grammar, a global career and a successful life, while it may be possible, is not practical mostly because the global standard for communications in business in English.

A response to the plea of “I want to get better at my English grammar” would be to recommend a couple of things. First, to have a clear strategy or plan that is clear about where one wishes to obtain this training to improve “my English grammar” and how one will go about getting the needed education and training to begin study. It is simply not enough to want something as important as better English grammar. In order to take the goal seriously, one first has to be clear about the reasons for learning to improve one’s English grammar.

Another response to the person who constantly says “I want my English grammar to be better” is to suggest that he or she, prior to formal study, begins conversing with native English speakers on a weekly if not daily basis to understand specific intonations, pacing and other nuances of the English language that may not be obvious in a classroom setting. This is an important part of formal study as well, and the learning will continue until the person is well on their way to becoming a fluent English speaker. But, the initial stages will set the tone for learning English grammar. The next time you hear someone say “I want my English grammar to be better,” now you will know how to respond in a way that will be both helpful and inspiring to the person.

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