As a professional and student; using correct grammar is very important. This is important because, as a professional, you want to look “professional.” Correct grammar in college is important because you want to get good grades and improve your knowledge. The only thing that might set you apart in an interview is your use of correct grammar. Using correct grammar makes you appear professional, intelligent and trustworthy. Correct grammar will help you succeed as a professional and student. Good grammar in the workplace is very important. Without good grammar, the workplace would not be as repeatable as it would like. Grammar is important in the workplace because employees need to appear as educated and intelligent as possible. Kyle Weins says having good grammar shows intelligence. Having good grammar, according to Kyle Weins, shows that people can be organized in grammar and in tasks unrelated to grammar. Thanks to the Internet, grammar rules are changing. Correct grammar in the workplace is important because if you work in a job that looks like Kyle Weins' company; employees must have good grammar because detail is very important to his business (Weins). Good grammar in the workplace shows that employees are intelligent and commands respect. Adam states that if you are looking for correct grammar while listening to other people; This shows that you are listening to the person and thinking about what you are going to say. Correct grammar in the workplace is very important because it demonstrates the intelligence of the employee and will benefit the entire company (Adams). To succeed as a police officer, you must be in excellent physical condition, have good judgment and have good knowledge. com... middle of paper ...... perfect your grammar even if you're no longer in college. There are many grammar practice websites and games you can play to make it fun. Having good grammar is a very important part of having a successful professional and academic career. Works Cited Adams, Susan. “Why Grammar Matters at Work.” Forbes. July 20, 2012: b. page. Internet. October 29, 2013. < http://www.forbes.com/sites/susanadams/2012/07/20/why-grammar-counts-at-work/ >.Weins, Kyle. "I won't hire people who use bad grammar. Here's why." Harvard Business Review. July 20, 2012: b. page. Internet. October 29, 2013. < http://blogs.hbr.org/2012/07/i-wont-hire-people-who-use-poo/ >.Bureau of Labor Statistics, United States Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, Edition 2012-13, Police and Detectives, on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/ooh/protective-service/police-and-detectives.htm (accessed October 29, 2013).