What is important between French grammar and vocabulary?

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Both are important though grammar is more important in initial days. It will take time to build your vocabs.
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Language is the communication tool par excellence. To understand us, we use a unique vocabulary, more or less wide according to the speakers, and we build our sentences by the same logic, according to a syntax. Do not follow the syntax or spelling is running the risk of being misunderstood, not to be...
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Language is the communication tool par excellence. To understand us, we use a unique vocabulary, more or less wide according to the speakers, and we build our sentences by the same logic, according to a syntax. Do not follow the syntax or spelling is running the risk of being misunderstood, not to be read or listened to. No one writes a text, whether a memo, a letter, a newspaper article or a literary essay, without following the best rules of grammar. read less
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Both are important but grammar is the first one because vocabulary will come by practicing everyday.
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