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it is "it's" btw, learnd it from native speakers and i doubt ppl with PhD and engineering degrees are "undereducated" 😂
all that matters is understanding eachother, and regardless how much i hate english for it's restrictiveness in expression of details, it serves very well to communicate between far more precise languages. like german, french, portugiese and many more, that excell in different fields of communication! - and still, ppl made great works in english too, so it's partly by the user to overcome the restrictiveness of a language - and given how difficult those more precise languages can be, it might be even easyer in english! 😉
If i can admit that despite my preferences for more precise languages, maybe you can admit that critics towards gram(m)ar is pretty much the weakest, and there's much more constructive critics to spend time on! 😉
Have a good time of day 🤗