This is to everyone that posted about his grammar issues. I'm hard-of-hearing myself which is not deaf since I can speak clearly, understand verbally, and sign via American Sign Language. The deaf and hard-of-hearing community often intertwine and are very close. However, some certain issues that hearing or HOH (hard-of-hearing) people point out is that mainly deaf people with some HOH people can't use proper grammar. This is why, deaf people cannot communicate like any normal hearing person. They use (ASL) American Sign Language which allows them to communicate using their hands. However, when engaging in conversation... "Do you want to go to the store"? You would see that in ASL, everything is abbreviated for quick and fluent sign language. The person would sign, "Do you want to go to the store", but in abbreviations and not every word is said. It'll be signed like this, "Want go store"? It is within the signing that it makes sense so it makes it hard for deaf people to follow grammar rules since they are very ASL fluent. They need extensive English taking courses to properly align the grammatical mistakes they make. Deaf people are excused from this. I have to talk to people like this everyday and you learn to understand. I hope this clears things up. FYI - you are ignorant if you expect perfection out of everyone. I'm imperfect and I'm absolutely happy. Are you if you're pointing someone else mistakes out?