When identifying weird, grammatically correct sentences, one must first define what is grammatically correct.
A grammatically correct sentence is a sentence that follows all the rules and conventions of English grammar, meaning it is composed of adequately ordered phrases and words.
Here are some examples of grammatically correct sentences.
• “They walked to the park.”
• “He works at the gas station.”
• “He likes to watch movies.”
Grammatically correct sentences can be made up of words with the same or different meanings and are part of speech readings. They can also contain reduced relative clauses, false syntax, and empty criticism.
One could interpret the sentence “I’m loving it” in two different ways. The first would be a statement expressing an emotion. The second interpretation would be a witty joke or remark.
It’s important to make clear that a sentence can follow English grammar rules and still not make any factual sense. This would be the case of sentences like “My horse has wings” or “He lived for 500 years”.
What Makes a Sentence Weird?
Grammatically correct sentences can be weird for a variety of reasons. Some, like those mentioned earlier, simply make no sense at all. Here are some of the weirdest sentences.
