Its obvious that grammar is important, but that isn't restricted to mails. It applies to other forms of communication as well. Mails and letters are 'recorded' forms of communication. Hence, it is possible to re-read the same. Therefore, unlike the oral form, any mistake that comes to the notice of the reader would keep getting noticed time and again.
I think there has been little thought on the logic behind the question. Imagine one is speaking in one's mother tongue. And imagine one is making many grammatical mistakes. Would it be well received by people who barely know the person? The answer is obvious.
Dinesh Divekar has made good points. Please consider them as well.
I think there has been little thought on the logic behind the question. Imagine one is speaking in one's mother tongue. And imagine one is making many grammatical mistakes. Would it be well received by people who barely know the person? The answer is obvious.
Dinesh Divekar has made good points. Please consider them as well.