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RE: Steemit blogging guide
Thank you @crypto-wisdom. Grammer and presentation are so important. I’m not discriminating against those whose mother tongue is not English. However what I read must be easy on my eyes.
You have presented and laid your comment so well. You have the skills that I like, and you are doing it right.
Thank you so much mam @swissclive.
I personally believe in this global world, English is our global language and it is really necessary to get well versed in this language, so that there would be clarity in our thoughts what we are expressing and the person standing next to me can also understand it properly.
So communication skill plays a vital role in this world and for that to happen we need to strengthen our vocabulary and also grammar and then if we present an article it will look professional and also we feel good when it is appreciated in this platform.
Thank you again.
Well said! Many things in this world require the use of the English language.
Imagine trying to become a respected diplomat, scientist, banker, economist, doctor, or senior manager in an international company without mastering English.
Those who master it have a significant advantage - an even bigger advantage than those who were lucky enough to be born English.
For the first time, ever in history, it is possible for everyone on the planet (except North Korea) to access free of charge all the books and lessons needed to master English. Many foreigners now speak better English than 70% of the population of England.
One very good place to find English lesson resources is the BBC.
Hahah yes after travelling for the past year I can second this...
I've met so many people on the road who speak English as a second or third language, and their understanding of the language surpasses many of those from back home!
I am learning Spanish and can actually say the same the other way round. Many times when I am texting Spanish speaking friends, my grammar is much better than theirs.
I guess sometimes we get lazy with our own native tongues and forget the importance of correct grammar, well-structured sentences and clearly presented layouts.
An important comment @crypto-wisdom - a very valuable addition to an already very useful post... thank you both!