Why is necessary to learn grammar in order to improve your English?

Answer 1

Grammar is simply a term to describe the way in which we talk about English. English has a set of rules that, when followed, increases the likelihood that one will be understood. For example, one "grammar" lesson could be over "dangling modifiers." What is a modifier? It is a phrase that describes a part of the sentence and gives more information to the reader/listener. So what is a dangling modifier? It's when that phrase is in the wrong place and results in misinformation. If I were to say "Driving across the savannah, we saw a giraffe," you would know that "we" are driving and that "we" see a giraffe. The modifier is placed appropriately here. However, if I said "We saw a giraffe driving across the savannah," that dangling, mis-placed modifier implies that the giraffe is driving, which is (as far as I know, anyways) impossible. Grammar gives us words to specifically pinpoint the bits and pieces of what we say and write, allowing us to be as specific as possible. Every language has grammar and grammar rules; this is a universally shared feature of human language development. Having at least a basic understanding of these rules and following them in speech and writing gets your point across in a succinct, efficient manner, and allows you to say exactly what you mean exactly how you mean it.

Answer 2

Learning grammar is necessary in order to improve your English because it is the foundation of the language. Understanding grammar allows you to construct sentences correctly, use appropriate word forms, and convey your ideas clearly. It helps you to communicate effectively and avoid common errors that may hinder your language skills.