Some people may think English grammar is important. To make a grammatically correct sentence, you need to learn grammar such as verb tenses, prepositions, countable/uncountalbe nouns, collocations and so on - it definitely takes a lot of time and effort to learn all of them. And, if you want to pass an English test such as TOEFL, IELTS, you also need to learn grammar. Thus, people here (where I live) usually spend a lot of time learning grammar and they may start to learn it from the very beginn
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Shattered in a Bow
I love you,
But could you love me too.
I don't know how,
I don't know now,
Where the love that once we vowed.
Seems it's fading, seems it's running-out.
Want to hold you,
Want you near,
But it seems you're not here.
Your warm presence once I own
Turned cold, I feel all alone...
What should I do
Your feelings dwindling
Away for somebody new.
Wish it never happen,
Wish it's not true,
Wish it's escapable,
'Coz my heart is melting into blue...
Eyes on the verge of tears.
Nowadays,e-mails have taken the place of letters .it's more adequate,speed and economic. But,can you have the same feeling when opening your letter boxe and find one or some letters that you were waiting ,and when opening the computer then find e-mails ?
I think both of them are useful,but still technology shouldn't erase the positive things .
Recieving a letter from a good friend or a family member is something great, especialy when it's a handwriting letter ,it's something concrete that can
