But in Romance languages you have to plan out very complex sentences. I mean, you don't have to, but it's what people do. The real answer is that deeply learn

But in Romance languages you have to plan out very complex sentences. I mean, you don't have to, but it's what people do. The real answer is that deeply learning grammar as a child makes you think in grammatically correct ways to begin with, which means that when you start vocalizing a sentence, it's already queued up in grammatically correct form or very close to it. This is why we should teach children grammar grammar grammar and almost nothing but grammar, using poetry for memorization, reading to expose them to grammatically-correct texts, and writing to drive grammar home. And some 'rithmetic.