Unlocking the Hidden Power: How Grammar Secrets Transform Your Writing Forever
And when mistakes appear to be more than mere typos and instead seem to reflect a deficiency in good grammar and basic writing skills, then I find myself questioning the quality of the work. If writers can’t be bothered to learn the tools of their trade, why should I bother reading their work?
There are many things that lead to better writing, and there are a few things that raise a flag to signal poor writing. Bad grammar is one of them.
Learning the rules of grammar might be a drag (I happen to find grammar fun and interesting), but it’s a worthwhile pursuit if you want to get your work published and find an audience for your writing. Study a little bit of grammar each week, and you’ll be writing better in no time.
