There are different types of value. There is economic value, moral value, sentimental value, etc. There is practical value (perhaps not impractical value) and absolute value. There is material value and (not immaterial value but) abstract value. There is value you pay for and receive, and there is value you are paid for and give. And in all of these there is always good value and bad value.
Understanding Grammar is a very valuable thing. To know the way speech is constructed gives you great value.
Speech is full of ideas called “sentences.” Knowing this will encourage you to think of ideas good, better and best for getting your meaning across, when you’re speaking. It may also tell you the ideas going on in the speaker’s head, when another is speaking. Besides the notion of “subject” in the speaker’s head, you will discover the speaker’s feelings, motivations and purposes in his predicate; the way he uses words, the order he puts them in, the importance he places on certain aspects of his thoughts, what his overall focus is, and his ability to think creatively or not.
You will discover his knowledge of the meanings of words. You might even find out about his sense of humour.
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