It commonly happens in
everywhere that foreign students create jumble sentence when they want to express what they feel and think. When they want to say that they are happy, for example, they sometime say,” I happy. ” Grammatically, it’s wrong because the verb “am” is omitted, but unfortunately they expect that it’s been correct. They think that it’s been enough saying “I” as the speaker and “happy” as their intension, by ignoring grammatical rules. It is the simplest reason why most foreign students can’t make communication without any physical gestures, pointing at something or some where with their fingers, or even just raising their eyelash. They averagely ignore the grammatical construction, and the parts of speech and their rules.However, what has been told above is just the simplest part of examples from the whole foreign students on the world. As an easy consideration, we may can‘t leave hearing the jumble sentence that our friends or colleague make everyday in the class, canteen, office, library, or else.
As the conclusion of this composition, the writer just want to remind you, as the foreign students, to beware that mastering parts of speech, including the vocabulary, rules and functions, has to be the first step that you have to pass through to master English more widely, otherwise you would always have difficulty to create a good sentence or communication, interaction between two people which contains giving and accepting information.


Good job bro. Parts of speech have been an important thing in learning English and it really defines how good a person's English is. I see many Indonesian learners mistakenly use the verb be. Instead of saying, "She plays the guitar," they say, "She is play the guitar."
BalasHapusAnyway, a great post bro. Keep up the good work!