Using incorrect grammar can lead to sentences being meaningless and the message unclear, which in turn can lead to misinterpretation by a communication partner. The use of correct grammar is important because it is the main feature within both our spoken and written communication that allows us to have our messages clearly understood. By teaching these elements children learn that their words are intended to be read and understood and that this is easier to do if it is grammatically correct, accurately spelt, well-punctuated and neatly written. I, me, mine, my, you), verbs (action/doing words), adjectives (describing words) and adverbs (describes a verb – e.g. adding an ‘s’ to the word ‘dog’ to create the plural ‘dogs’.Ĭhildren first learn how to use grammar in their spoken language and then at school will be taught how to formulate written sentences using appropriate punctuation and grammatical elements, such as tense, word order and the use of word classes – e.g. Syntax : The way in which we order words to create phrases, clauses (i.e. a group of words that contain a subject and a predicate) and sentences.Grammar in language is a set of rules and examples that encompass:
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