My grasp of the English language is surprisingly bad. That's the main reason why I like to keep my sentences short. (I'm doing a report write-up; hence this entry.) As I am typing this report, I realize I don't consciously apply grammer to what I am writing. Like in that last sentence, I felt like a baby giraffe that's learning how to walk where each ensuing step increases the chance of tripping up.
I blame my failure at language on my career choice; engineers don't need to learn how to write. Ha! Consequently, I say aloud in my head and sometimes mouth the sequence of words I am currently typing. If it sounds ok, then it's totally good. What scares me is that this work ends up on published reports that can be brought in as evidence in a court of law. Yup.
15 years ago
i suck at words too.
ReplyDeletei keep my sentences
simple.
and often, incomplete.
it's poetic that way.
and
i'm an artist.
that makes it more okay.
ha.
i also make up words
or use words completely out of context
just because
it sounds right
like
falafal
preferate
excetra.
yep.
p.s.
ReplyDeleteyou also can't spell: grammAr
HAHAHAHHAHAH
ReplyDeletegrammAr
i'll tell you what ... attorneys (read: my boss) can write just as poorly. so don't worry about the court of law thing.
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