Question

1. What is the difference between "good" grammar and "bad" grammar?

2. Give an example of both.
3. Do you think having "good" grammar is important? Why or why not?

Answer 1

Having good grammar is being able to use words well. Being able to be understood. When you have bad grammar it is hard to understand, and/or put the sentences together.

Good grammar: When I walked to the store my ice cream fell onto the ground.

Bad grammar: When I go to the store my ice cream fell.

So as you can see the first sentence is much easier to read then the second. So yes, good grammar is very important.