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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Psionicist" data-source="post: 2425184" data-attributes="member: 1874">I think there are four different camps, divided by spelling (good or bad) and grammar (good or bad). Most non-native speakers considered fairly good in English, by local standards at least, are good at spelling but not necessarily grammar. I am in this camp, I regularly mix up the simplest things such as was/were and the like, and it generally takes me a couple of hours to realize it. I have no freaking idea when to use necessary or necessarily for example, or when to append -s to words. Stuff like that. Unfortunately these things are hard to check. It's easy to google tricky words to figure out how to spell it, and if you are really lucky you can google a whole sentence to see if the grammar is correct, but that's rare. I guess Turanil is in the same boat. His grammar is better than mine mind you, but it's still grammar and that's where the problem is. No easy way to verify it's correct what I know of. :/</blockquote>