This is a fine example, because the text has a few grammatical errors but they do not impair intelligibility so shouldn't matter. The challenge comes where err

This is a fine example, because the text has a few grammatical errors but they do not impair intelligibility so shouldn't matter. The challenge comes where errors may have impacted intelligibility or worse still changed their meaning. This kind of misunderstanding is common and I'm not surprised it needs extra effort - I had a major disruption this week when an ESL coworker misunderstood the meaning of a particular ambiguous word in a project even though this exact difficulty was anticipated and time was spent up front to clarify it.