Should English stick on to any form of grammar and spelling ?

Question

Modern users of English give least care for Grmammar and spelling.Idea and meaning are more dependent on context rather than on specifications of usage.It seems that Grammar goes obsolete and spelling irrelevant.Please give your comments.

Answer 1

I kind of get what you mean, despite your spelling mistake and the fact that the sentence was rambling and the fact that you really answered your own question.
However, I see that you are new to Yahoo!Answers. See if you still feel the same way after a few weeks of seeing the atrocious spelling and grammar that comes onto this site.

Answer 2

it only seems that way because there are so many rules. many people that have english as their first language don't pay attention to the official rules because they already no them.. just without definition. there are a lot of exceptions in english grammar, but there are in other languages too. when someone reasons out a grammatical/ spelling problem by how it looks/ sounds its because they are trained to do so and because they are so familiar with the language that they can recognize the correct version

Answer 3

Writing was often only used for business and literature. It had very little to do with how people conversed. Since more people today than ever before are simply writing to communicate, many write as they speak with as few keystrokes/characters as possible to convey the message. This can't help but slip into more formal writings.

If it makes you feel any better....consider it ALL free-form poetry.

Answer 4

I think your question answered the question. It was poorly structured and as a result lacks the ability to communicate succinctly. Keep on writing that way, you definitely will make President of the United States.

Answer 5

capitalizationandpunctuation areimportanttoo. See?

Answer 6

You're autistic.