OLIVIA JONESLos Angeles, CAUCLA, prelaw
I know for many people grammar is scary, but my motto is "if it does not sound right, it probably is not grammatically correct." Many translation applications do not translate grammar correctly and that is to no fault of the application creator, grammar is embedded in the minds of those who take it seriously and practice, it daily. Similar to learning Hebrew, or Spanish (which I am both a student of).
Before I went back to school full-time, I was helping my associates with their English, grammar, essays, and speeches. I have always worked in a school setting, so I have the rules of the English language embedded in my DNA. I have a way of explaining things to children, and those with special needs, so that they can have fun while understanding.