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Why does grammar matter?

  • Written by Laurie Ann Britt-Smith, Director of the Center for Writing, College of the Holy Cross
Why does grammar matter?Children begin to learn grammar well before they start school, when they craft their first short sentences. RonTech2000/iStock via Getty Images PlusWhy does grammar matter?

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