Which is the worst mistake in English grammatical, to put the article "the" when is unnecessary, or doesn't

Question

put it when is necessary?

Answer 1

Generally not to put it in each necessary place is less acceptable. One can get away with saying "translated from the Dutch" or something like that.

Answer 2

I agree with the previous answers, no grammatical mistake can be called worse than another. Many people who learn English as a second language have no articles in their own mother tongue, like Russians, for example. So the concept of articles is quite strange for them, and they are most likely to make those mistakes.

Answer 3

the word "THE" can be put as the beginning of a sentence. the word "the" is commonly use in every sentence you composed. you must composed a sentence or paragraph to use the word "the". it depends on how necessary and unnecessary you use it, and it doesnt matter what topic you consider to compose.
its understandable if some of "the"nationality speaks english with grammatical errors., as long as you understand it.

Answer 4

The worst mistake is when to or not to use the apostrophe. It's vs its. For crying out loud, why can't people distinguish the two?

Answer 5

I think that neither one is worse than the other.

But still, if you do make that mistake, I think that you can live with a 99% for a grade.

Answer 6

There is a place to use it and a place not to use it. Neither mistake is acceptable.

Answer 7

speaking what one has problem writing

Answer 8

I don't think either is more worse than the other. Both make it harder to understand.