Why do we not have to use grammar rules in writing short story?

Why do we not have to use grammar rules in writing short story?

In writing short story, we don’t need to follow grammar rules. By not following grammar rules, sometimes it gives more expression. Grammar rules sometimes destroy what is meant to say in the story. Grammar rules make reader receive lesser emotion then it should be. In conclusion, sometimes it is better not to use grammar rules in short stories.

Character expression and movement sometimes must be described in a way where grammar rules must be over look. For example: “Push, pull. Push, pull. Poof! “From No Speak English by Sandra Cisneros. A character show a movement and expression in some way where grammar shouldn’t be considered. This is one of the reasons why grammar isn’t needed in short story.

Grammar usually destroy what is it meant to be said in the story. For example: “Home.Home.Home.” From No Speak English by Sandra Cisneros. It describes a term which gives a boring sense where a character was bored. This is why grammar shouldn’t be use in the short stories.

Grammar usually makes reader receive lesser emotion then they should receive. For examples:” No, no, no as if she can’t believe her ears.” From No Speak English by Sandra Cisneros. With one No, the reader would felt as if normal, but with 3 no. It is as if really serious and a no way matter. With this lesser emotion has been express, so it is way better to use a wrong grammar.

In conclusion, as the short stories was written. It is better with grammar mistake to give off the expression in the story. Grammar sometimes could change an idea of the character. Emotion was hardly described out with grammar correction. Basically no grammar applies in story would create a better stories.

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