Well and well what is writing and juding . Why when I write essay and give to much teach she give me back with a lot of red pin marks my papers. Why people judge one because of his\/her writing and speaking ability. I think this is not really good. Not “cool”<\/p>\n
We should try to inspect people mind and thinking instead of applying few rule and star saying this is \u201cgood\u201d this is \u201cbad\u201d and this is \u201cnice\u201d. By the way I heard, in really 19th century the meaning of \u201cnice\u201d was very bad and stupid. <\/p>\n
Speaking grammar and rule. What is grammar? Why is important? If it change time to time and have lots of consumption why we need it. For example, I did not study grammar that much in school but I stile communicating my message. What I mean yesterday I email boston at 6:00pm. My friend came on time. Even though I was not using any grammar \u201cproper noun\u201d<\/p>\n
Over all what I am trying to say is lets stop judging one other because we are not doing this and that or because he is not educated. Actually I think every one have a gift and quality where no one of as have so we should respect each other and live in peace in this world instead of judge and blaming each other. Crazy<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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