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Cat navy 425 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Doubt

Dear all,

My doubt is, do anyone even the native speaker can speak or write without any grammatical errors?( please don't take this otherwise).I am working as a clerk in a government department. While drafting letters I usually have doubts regarding the appropriateness of "has been(present perfect), has been/ have been (passive voice), was and were". Do one have to give too much importance to grammer. Expecting your valuable advice. Sorry for my bad English.


Thanks in advance

  

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I think it depends on the level of education. People make mistakes in any language, sometimes because of lack of education, because they are tired or don't take time to check what they have written. Trying to make as little mistakes as possible is always a good thing in my opinion.

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  • I think it depends on the level of education.
  • People make mistakes in any language, sometimes because of lack of education, because they are tired or don't take time to check what they have written.
  • Trying to make as little mistakes as possible is always a good thing in my opinion.
  • It shows you care.
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I think it depends on the level of education. People make mistakes in any language, sometimes because of lack of education, because they are tired or don't take time to check what they have written. Trying to make as little mistakes as possible is always a good thing in my opinion. It shows you care.

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cat navy 425My doubt is, do anyone even the native speaker can speak or write without any grammatical errors?

Not many native speakers use English without any grammatical mistakes.

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cat navy 425do anyone even the native speaker can speak or write without any grammatical errors?(

"anyone" is a singular pronoun.

Do native speakers make any mistake while speaking or writing?

Yes, they do. No native speaker of any language can claim to produce 100% correct language. As human beings, we are not meant to articulate strictly rul

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