Sentence examples similar to grammatically incorrect syntax from inspiring English sources

In response to grammatically incorrect compared to correct sentences, the ERPs indicated a clear grammatical learning effect with a more positive-going wave with a centro-parietal distribution (see Figure 3).

This ability is reflected in a grammatical learning effect in the form of a more positive going wave for grammatically incorrect compared to grammatically correct dependency relations.

The Lonely Island's new (and grammatically incorrect) semicolon rap.

Apart from being grammatically incorrect, this version messes up the rhythm.

They wrote their answers, often in grammatically incorrect Arabic, on their own images (Slide 7).

They shouldn't feel too bad: "laissez les bon temps rouler" is also grammatically incorrect.

Unfortunately, confusion regarding this difference has led to the use of the grammatically incorrect term "in operando" in recent literature.

Knowing by now that Sharon's favorite grammatically incorrect word, "funner," was synonymous for "harder," no one said a thing.

Muddling up your tenses is not only grammatically incorrect, it also makes writing confusing and hard to follow.

It also uses double negatives like "not never" which were once commonplace in Middle English but are now considered grammatically incorrect.

"We have a lot of English professors who go along with that, even though it's grammatically incorrect," Marchinkoski said.