[Jay]

Originally Posted by Atomos

Grammar may not be the most important thing in spoken English, but it is certainly an essential part of written English.

lol my bad. however it would be better if you can post something more constructive to this thread.

oops, "H"owever I mean.

[Jay]

Originally Posted by thannong

help!
Helen's typing,shorthand,and filling skills are simply --- . Điền từ vào chỗ trống: A.amazing B.outrageg C.novel D.encouraging

amazing.............

[beliah]

Originally Posted by Addmin

Tình hình là mình dốt tiếng anh, nhưng khi vào VOZ mình cũng nâng cao tiếng anh lên được vài từ, với lại có khi thấy anh em nói chuyện bằng tiếng anh có vẻ rất giỏi về vấn đề giao tiếp bằng ngôn ngữ này, vậy thì tại sao chúng ta không bổ sung cho nhau những khiếm khuyết để cùng nhau phát triển nhỉ .


Cụ thể là anh em mỗi khi post bài trong theard này có thể nói chuyện bằng tiếng anh về một chủ đề bất kỳ. Giống như chúng ta đang chat bằng tiếng anh ấy . Nói sai không sao, chủ yếu là nói nhiều viết nhiều cho quen thôi, sai thì người giỏi hơn sẽ sửa.

Mình làm trước : Hello everybody ( chào tất cả anh em, không biết viết vậy có đúng không

your signature content has two wrong grammar points

[Jay]

Today's quote:

The wise man never fights misfortune in advance.
- Mahatma Gandhi

[Atomos]

Originally Posted by Jay

lol my bad. however it would be better if you can post something more constructive to this thread.

oops, "H"owever I mean.

Lol, so in your book, english corrections in an English learning thread are not constructive? Maybe it's just me but when it comes to English grammar, I'm kind of a perfectionist, i.e. I believe error-free written English is something that can and should be achieved, hence my tendency to correct any mistake I see, no matter how minor it is. You, on the other hand, are also free to correct my mistakes if you happen to see one.

[Jay]

Originally Posted by Atomos

Lol, so in your book, english corrections in an English learning thread are not constructive? Maybe it's just me but when it comes to English grammar, I'm kind of a perfectionist. In fact, I believe error-free written English is something that can and should be achieved, hence my tendency to correct any mistake I see, no matter how minor it is. You, on the other hand, are also free to correct my mistakes if you happen to see one.

the difference is that you should be able to tell when people is "having a mistake" or they are just don't care about that.

for me, correcting mistakes like 's' or 'd/ed' is not something that worthy. Let's try to correct the way people is expressing themselves

[Atomos]

Originally Posted by Jay

the difference is that you should be able to tell when people is "having a mistake" or they are just don't care about that.

Interesting. To me, mistakes are mistakes, whether they care or don't care about that is of no importance. Also, I think it's quite impossible to figure their intention should they not have a postscript saying, "I know my sentences are full of mistakes, but I simply don't care about it, neither should you."

[Atomos]

for me, correcting mistakes like 's' or 'd/ed' is not something that worthy

Maybe it's not worthy for you, but it surely is for many people. Some members here are still high school students; they probably view/post in this thread because they want to improve their grammar skills, or to better their grades. For your information, "one of + plural N" structure and Passive Voice are things quite important in high school English curriculum. Ignoring those mistakes can create an impression that those kinds of usage are right, which is not very beneficial, to say the least.

[Jay]

well we're standing on different points so I am not gonna ague with you.

Today's quote:

Evil is whatever distracts.
- Kafka

[game_matter]

Why am I always mess everything up in fronts of girls and made she look at me like I'm a loser?
I can't understand, or may be I really am a loser