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agreed, non-native speakers see the rules where native speakers do not.
by randomcarbloke 4y ago
agreed, non-native speakers see the rules where native speakers do not.
- liquidk 4y agoI suspect this is a bit of a generalization. While learning and seeing the rules is an essential part of bootstrapping the learning os a new language, at some point for both efficiency and style, it'll become second nature and awareness of the rules fades away almost as necessity.
- red-iron-pine 4y agoOr put another way, the native speakers have learned to stop following the formal rules and fall into slang, regional dialects, etc. The non-native speakers only have experience with the more formal approaches. Over time you can see them pick up the local idioms.