"See I him" is grammatically correct in these languages.

However, the surprise came in the last question, which was to compose the longest grammatically correct sentence you can.

But most remarkable is that only the third sentence is grammatically correct.

Many have noted that the clause "Think different" is not grammatically correct.

In some cases, it is even necessary to skip the subject to create a grammatically correct sentence.

Both sentences are grammatically correct, but the word that is pleonastic in this case.

If you are uncertain if it is grammatically correct, feel free to ask us.

But the business letter was more than competent and grammatically correct.

Intended to be more humorous than grammatically correct, coaches are especially targeted.

The countersubject should sound nice, and be grammatically correct, whether it is on top or below the subject.