According to a report published rec

According to a report published recently, standards in written English are falling. This is because people see email as an informal way of communicating where the normal rules of grammar and punctuation do not apply. In a survey by MSN, two-thirds of those aged 18-24 said that they were more concerned about the content of their emails than grammatical correctness. Of older users, one of four also admitted they were not concerned about grammatical correctness in their messages.

Surprisingly, in the same survey, most people said they were annoyed by errors in the emails they received. Annoyed with mistakes in conventional letters was an even bigger problem. In another survey, bosses said they would not do business with companies whose correspondence had mistakes in it. Unbelievably, they thought it was worse than charging too much.

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According to a report published recently, standards in written English are falling. This is because people see email as an informal way of communicating where the normal rules of grammar and punctuation do not apply. In a survey by MSN, two-thirds of those aged 18-24 said that they were more concerned about the content of their emails than grammatical correctness. Users of older, one of Four also admitted they were not concerned About grammatical correctness in their Messages. Surprisingly, in the Same Survey, Most people said they were annoyed by Errors in the emails they received. Annoyed with mistakes in conventional letters was an even bigger problem. In another survey, bosses said they would not do business with companies whose correspondence had mistakes in it. Unbelievably, they thought it was worse than charging too much.