Category: Wk 13: Professional Writers
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Bad Grammar
A look at how one’s grammar affects their ability to get a job, along with a personal example of how difficult it can be to learn how to write in English.
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On Poor Grammar and Being an Immigrant
I’ve worked as an editor before, and you’d think that would make me more strict on grammar, but really it’s only made me more slack with it.
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Poor Grammar?
Writing with poor grammar leaves a lasting impression on others, especially when applying and considering interviewing for a job.
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To Each Their Own?
Kyle Wiens and Carmen Bugan show what it takes to have good writing. Is grammar all that matters or is the more to what should be acceptable?
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Does Grammar matter? Is African American Language Good English?
Do people care about grammar? Are people getting the wrong idea of what good English looks like? Keep reading to find out.
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Language and Grammar: Partners, Not Synonyms.
An examination of how writing and grammar intersect, the effects of language on writing, and why language and grammar are partners.
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Do we really have a problem with Grammar or is it Language?
Although I agree with the notion that grammar is important, I think we emphasize the wrong things. Do we mix up grammar and language?
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The Elitism in English
Are people too picky about mistakes in our writing and speech? Actually, yes. There’s a major issue regarding elitism in English.
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Is Grammar That Deep?
Yes grammar is very important. It is important that we know how and when to use it. Should we be denied jobs if we don‘t know how? I say no.
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Grammar shouldn’t matter all the time
This blog post I talk about my opinion on the article talking about grammar mistakes. I feel like in a resume setting it shouldn’t always be important