Minnie Said:

Why do people have to butcher the English language when writing nowadays ?

We Answered:

Apparently they can't--or won't. It's some nonsense about it "not being cool" or "not being gangsta", some such.

What folks don't get is this: Your thoughts are *made of* your words. Literally. You think in the same way you read and write. So if you read and write like some hobo with zero self-discipline, odds are you're going to *think* like that too. If "krump" is what you know, "krump" is what you think too.

Which means you'll be stuck in imbecile mode wondering what the hell is going on, once folks ask you (ASK, not AXE, ok?) to write in whole words and complete sentences on a resume, for the purpose of testing your worthiness for being hired.

(of course, the sad news is that these days, smart folks don't get hired, it's the dummies who say "yessuh" on time who get the nod, but hey...)

Still...do you really want to be known as "that guy" who babbles in lolcats in the real world and scares off both people and their "babbies" too?

Oh, but your eyes are already glazing over like Krispy Kremes, so here's the short version: OMGWTFlolRTFM&HAND. [*]

Just my beat-up plug nickel.

Alfredo Said:

How can i improve my english language like writing,speaking and understanding.please help me.?

We Answered:

Best is to read newspapers.. try to talk in English when ever you get a chance.. watch talkative English drama movies.. listen to BBC radio.. and most of all learn some basic grammar and try to avoid simple mistakes in English language.

If you can find some tutor in your city it is best to get trained by him/her for sometime, say a month or two that would really help you to get through basic things and mistakes you make while you talk and to analyze your performance initially then afterwards you don't need a tutor.