Well, in my opinion, grammar is not an essential part of learning a language without a grammar. Lear grammar without knowing any grammatical rules. You can speak fluently of, uh, any language. But when you have to talk about high and professionally, then you have to know the grammaical rules and the guidelines of the. Of any kinds of language. For English, we, uh. English, we have to know the grammaatic rules because it helps to enhance the knowledge about english language. Also, uh, also pronunciation actually not depends on gram grammar because. Because it is very tricky and it vary person to person. But you, when you have to know the, uh, top to bottom of any kinds of language, and you want to be fluent and speak professionally, and that time you need to the proper guidelines and the basic terms of the, uh, language, that’s it.
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Well, in my opinion, grammar is an essential part of learning a language. You can learn grammar without knowing any grammatical rules and speak fluently in any language. But when you have to talk about high-level topics professionally, then you have to know the grammatical rules and guidelines of the language. For English, we have to know the grammatical rules because it helps to enhance our knowledge about the English language. Also, pronunciation actually doesn't depend on grammar because it is very tricky and varies from person to person. But when you want to know a language from top to bottom, and you want to be fluent and speak professionally, then you need to understand the proper guidelines and basic terms of the language. That's it.
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