I think you should pay attention to your grammar when you write AND speak. We'll try our best to understand you, but messy grammar in speech sounds like babble (and that makes you sound childish). You are doing the right thing by posting your texts online. However, take the time to analyse why the correction is right and your attempt wasn't. Once you work out how the sentences are built, keep practising and don't be afraid to ask for clarification. Clean up your bad habits and replace them with good habits, and English will become easier for you. Good luck!

I think you should try to use the correct grammar. That way people will find it easier to understand you. For example I can understand your question up to "I don't know I just happen".

I'm afraid to say that this is possibly some of the worst English grammar I've ever seen in my life. Unless you don't want to be understood and treated like a child, it is of GREAT importance that you get your grammar under control. If you post some writing in your notebook, I would be more than happy to correct your grammar (so long as you write it at least understandably to begin with!) Please allow me to correct your above writing? Sometimes I'm not too concerned about grammar when I speak English, not because I don't know grammar, but... I don't know, I just can't use it correctly. What should I do?

Bintang Karmila: Hi. I have no difficulty at all understanding you. So for the purpose of conversational English, your sentence construction should serve you well. If you progress into written composition of English, you will have to have some more grammatical foundation. What you should do depends upon your own need. Perhaps your communication in English will not require a precise grammar. There are many free websites on the Internet which give instruction in grammar. If it is difficult for you, try to learn just a little of it at a time, and continue to advance primarily in your spoken English. .

what should I do to make my grammar perfect in my English essay? that's all what I mean,,