Grammar is not needed to speak for the language. One who knows grammar need not be a good communicator.

(1) Write slowly. When you write fast, you closeout clarity. Make sure that each letter is easy to recognise. (2) Write without stressing yourself. Writing should relax you. (3) Keep your handwriting simple graceful. Ornamental writing isn't always easy to read. (4) You could develop a different style for different occasions. For instance, try a slow. (5) Make sure the letters are formed right where they start, how they move and where they finish. Let them march boldly across a page! (6) Space your letters out. If the spacing is too little, the sentence become difficult to read. (7) Two small letters i and j have dots, and others f and t have cross-stroke. Don't forget to put these dots and crosses in the right places. (8) Stick to one slant when you write when you write. Letters may slant to the left or write. They may stay upright. (9) Make sure the letters are neither too big nor too small. Letters with a body height of Three mm are ideal. (10) Give your page margins on the top as well as on the right and left. writer margin at the bottom also helps in framing the text.

I am Indian.

Not gold but only man can make.

The objective of a verb or of a preposition, when it is a pronoun should be in the objective form. I can run faster than him. (not he)

(1) I can run faster than he.(old fashioned) The nominative form without a verb after it is old fashioned. (2). I can run faster than he can. (more formal) If a verb follows it, the nominative form is used. (3) I can run faster than him. A pronoun directly after than or as is usually in the objective case unless there is a verb after it.

The Present Tense denotes that the action is going on now. eg (1) I read. (2) I am reading.

I'm not or I aren't.