Firstly, it's the knowledge about language.
Secondly, it's the ability to use language.
Thirdly, it's a rule that helps us talk about language.
Fourthly,it's the attitude and mindset or the way of thinking about language.
We can use nonverbal communication and grammar without even thinking about it. We can usually "Do" grammar automatically because we have gained tons of knowledge about it since our childhood.
The reason why we should learn grammar is that we can communicate more accurately and efficiently. If our ability of grammar is weak, people around us might feel uncomfortable with it and take a lot of energy to understand us even worse, have a bias against us. If you know about grammar well, you can convey your thoughts clearly and other people trust you well.
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The picture was taken in Shinjuku Station, where I had ramen with my friend last week.
There is a Dutch word,"Gezellig" which is a untranslatable word and yet is the essence of Dutch culture. Its meaning includes everything from cozy to friendly, from comfortable to relaxing, and from enjoyable to gregarious.
language is affected by the environment and customs and its own culture, accumulated from many moons ago.
It reflects what people who speak the language have cherished in their lives. That's what makes language so interesting!
One of them is that we can assess the achievement of learning level of an individual through the exam. It is crusial for universities to know which students are suitable for them so that professors can teach their students in accordance with their ability and traits.
Another reason is the equality of opportunities. Entrance exams provide equal oppoturnities to get into the university with whoever wants to study.It doesn't matter whether or not you are in the rich family.
A third factor is that students can learn how to schedule and deal with stress. Studying for the entrance exam takes a lot of efforts and time so they should inevitably ponder how much efforts they will need to reach the level they want and how to reduce stress coming along with it.
In view of the above, I think that the entrance exams shouldn't be abolished.
