Not yet improved in my English..

I don't mind if the grammar is wrong, as long as i can understand what they want to say. Yes, almost everybody here do not care if our English is right. So let's just enjoy writing here... even in crooked English sometimes...

Practice makes perfect

I don't mind really like Cristy said as long as you can understand.

I just write not so much mindful of my grammar. But lately, with the help of Grammarly, I get to know some common mistakes I do. Now, I can remember when to use this and that grammar on a sentence.

I always bear in mind that everything is possible. Learning the language is complicated but we have still room for an improvement.

I read and improved my english after reading those pro writers posts

Knight, I take the grammar seriously because that makes the English correct. There are eight parts of speech; Noun - name (proper'Manila, common-city) Pronoun ; used in place of a noun (He, she, it) Robert is five years old. He loves to play. Verb - action word (eat, jump, study, sing) Adjective -describes the noun (beautiful city, playful, little boy) Adverb - modifies or qualifies (played gently, sang softly, slept soundly) Determiner - placed before the noun ( the sun, three stars, my pillow, a goat) Preposition - anything a rabbit does to a hill (rabbit goes on top/ over/ inside/ behind, under/around the hill) Conjunction - and, if, but Interjection - exclamation (Oh no!, Yes! Omigosh! Wow!) To begin with, follow the simple rule in subject-verb agreement. John is a writer. (singular) John and Rizza are writers. John is a good writer. (adjective used to describe the noun) John and Rizza are pretty good writers) Just keep your sentences simple.

Best way is just reading, but could be when people call you out. The problem is want to punch them in the face when they do that. People should learn because telling you corporate America has a thing for perfect grammar. Not sure as to why, would rather be like you say. Doing your best, but miss that comma and you are fired or never hired. It is pretty dumb if you ask me. Not a very inclusive society when you make it like that.

We loose that interest, if we won't practice it..

Oh my, I think my grammar is worse, then I also see some errors and typhographical errors when I reread some of my words, then I edit.

Nobody is perfect and that means also in speaking and writing in any languages. I try my best though.

I'm not really good in English but I tried to write something that whoever reads it, understands it.

The more you write the more you perfect your English.

I also do not know English well. But, I'm learning and trying. Yes, I write with errors. But, I repeat - I'm learning. Communicate in another language is difficult for me.

I understand that English isn't our first language. We are writing here in myLot so might as well write good posts and that includes making sure that the grammar is correct.

as long as we can understand what is being conveyed, and we respond according to what we perceive, i think we can still be good English speakers. it is in one's prerogative if he or she wants to improve her or his skills in communicating in English.

I normally just look for a word or two that i can understand in a sentence and i am good to go...frequent interactions will definitely make one better and better. Enjoy!