Sentence examples for a grammatical mistake from inspiring English sources

There is, however, a grammatical mistake repeated throughout it.

The Victorians decided that splitting an infinitive was a grammatical mistake, and some people still agree with them.

Grammar - a change to correct a grammatical mistake, e.g. tense, agreement, part of speech.

If I've made a grammatical mistake in here… I'm a hacker not an English major.

However, the revised version of the text does not make full use of the feedback, thus, the revised text section either contains a grammatical mistake or does not satisfy the feedback.

The programme even throws a joke into conversation and a grammatical mistake or two just to keep things real.

I find that… as I'm evincing, I spend a lot of time pausing, because I'm so afraid of making a single grammatical mistake.

You don't accept any suggested change except where you made a factual or grammatical mistake.

But the transcript of the committee's interview with the nanny showed that with the exception of a few grammatical mistakes, she spoke as well as Davis and Clemens.

The grammatical mistake here ("we" should be "us") hints at unresolved doubts, however.

The July 24 PowerPost article "Kushner to face both intelligence committees this week" closed with a reference to Jared Kushner "in his role as Trump's principle adviser on foreign policy". Beyond the grammatical mistake, this was even more glaring because of its unintended irony.