#1. You are a train controller. One day, you worked in a controller center alone. You found a train ran very fast. It was out of control. There were nothing to do to stop the train. And there were 5 workers who were working on the railroad where the train was going to. The workers were working so hard that not aware of the train. There was a button to change the direction of railroad to the other. And on the other direction, there was only one worker who was also not aware of the train. If you press the button, you can save the 5 workers and the another worker will die.
Will you press the button, or not?
#2. You are also a train controller. There were also a running train which was out of control. There were 5 workers on the railroad. It’s same so far as #1. And you found a very evil guy, such as serial killer. He is on a bridge above the railroad. And you knew the only way to stop the train; running to the bridge and pushing the guy on to the railroad.
Will you run to the bridge and push him on to the railroad, or not?
I totally agree with it. As you know, there is no perfect grammar rule. There are lots of crazy exceptions and we're fed up with them. I know.
But, if there was no grammar, we needed to take much more time to learn other languages.
It's sure that children learn language without grammar, but it needs lots of time and shower of listening.
We already have learned ideas about world and society through our native language, and we can construct them again in other languages with grammar.
She also says she's learning foreign language to respect the country of the language. I like this word.
