Even more so us today, then (for future readers of English)...with the rapid mutation of the language and the necessity of some structure since order can determine meaning in English (as well as create or resolve ambiguities), to a much greater extent than in Greek (where you can mix-up words pretty thoroughly and it still (usually) all makes sense because of the cases(!), which are the key...). :)

Not that this will really actually matter: in English people use various forms of grammar both based on the origin of their heritage and the era of their learning, or from which their learning inherited its notions!

Enough posting for the tired guy.