1. If our purpose is teaching students communication skills, grammar is of no real use.

Grammar is the whole system and structure of a language or of languages in general, usually taken as consisting of syntax and morphology. (Oxford Dictionary) Basically, grammar is important essences to communication because it helps structure sentences and it can help in how well we communicate. But the ability to communicate is not the same thing as the ability to use "proper" grammar. By knowing proper grammar is just allow you to express ideas in a way that are acceptable to a certain class of people. From our opinion, we think that either having a good command of grammar or not we still can teach communcation skills. Without good grammar, clear communication is nearly impossible. Proper grammar keeps you from being misunderstood while expressing your thoughts and ideas. So, we as the teacher must make sure that we used proper grammar when teaching communication skills to in order to make our students really understand on what we are trying to tell them. Sometimes, good grammar is not a prerequisite it self for communicative competence. As long you have the ability to make him or herself understood, despite technical shortcomings in grammar, it means that you can teach communication skill to our students.

2. Grammer shouldnt be taught directly, it is best learnt by exposure to the target language.. discuss Exposure to grammar itself means reading, listening, writing, and speaking the language. This process involves four of those things using free, online tools such as watching television, listening radio, writing an essay or speaking with colleague. This will get you exposure to the grammar in use, both passively (reading, listening) and actively (writing, speaking). While this requires little explanation, it will be by far the place where you get most of your grammar reps, with the goal of it ultimately being pretty much the only place where you get grammar reps.