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Dobry, you are being an idiot. Ramil said in the very first post:



It is perfectly obvious that Ramil's definition of 'perfect' is 'flawless', and that he is not looking for a theoretical...

Firstly, you are talking total nonsense Dobry. When an American speaks grammaticaly correct American English, reasonably intelligent people from other parts of the English speaking world do not hear...

I'd describe 'perfect English' as English without any errors.

English speakers are remarkably tolerant of differences in style, vocabulary etc brought about by geography, to the point where they...

In my experience, the last hurdle to English prefection for foreigners is slightly unnatural choice of tense and mood. All those "would have had" and "should have been" and "will have been doing"...