answer: #Person1# talks with #Person2# about the difference between English for Chinese students and English for native students. #Person1# thinks it is normal to make mistakes.
documents: #Person1#: I'Ve always wondered, what's the difference between English for Chinese students and English for native students?
  #Person2#: I don't know. What do you think?
  #Person1#: I think a Chinese student concentrates on written English, and uses it as a basis for communicating. From start to finish he's learning vocabulary and fundamentals of grammar. This is a very difficult way to learn.
  #Person2#: What do natives get?
  #Person1#: They get higher level English, which is more formal than everyday spoken English. They also deal with matters of style and creativity.
  #Person2#: Do you mean that a native doesn't make any mistakes in grammar?
  #Person1#: Absolutely not! Native speakers make a lot of grammar mistakes, especially if they come from a home where nonstandard English is spoken.
  #Person2#: I suppose that only a small percentage of college students don't know standard English in American universities.
  #Person1#: Actually there are more non-native speakers than you think. That's why it's so important to quit worrying about making mistakes. Just talk to everyone every chance you get.