this sentence is grammatically correct but it's wordy and hard to read

this sentence is grammatically correct but it's wordy and hard to read is an AD and yet we made it famous. as soon as you say it or it comes up on youtube. everyone will say it

John: this sentence is grammatically correct

Random dude: but it's wordy and hard to read

"this sentence is grammatically correct but it's wordy and hard to read"

everyone in class: this sentence is grammatically correct but it's wordy and hard to read

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this sentence is grammatically correct but it's wordy and hard to read

I SWEAR IF I GET ONE MORE GRAMMARLY AD I WILL ACTUALLY LOSE MY SHI-

grammarly ad dude: this sentence is grammatically correct but it's wordy and hard to read
ANY PERSON: AHAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

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this sentence is grammatically correct but it's wordy and hard to read

this sentence is grammatically correct but it's wordy and hard to read, its a tiktok trend where people have a backround that says something and someone says this sentence is grammatically correct but it's wordy and hard to read it is orignally from grammarly

this sentence is grammatically correct but it's wordy and hard to read
Youtube ad: Grammarly- this sentence is grammatically correct
everyone: but it's wordy and hard to read

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Redneck Correct

it's like politically correct but redneck version.

I don't speak Spanish, I speak Mexican. Sorry I'm just being redneck correct

Correct-faced

Someone who does an action without caring for its consequences, and smiles while dealing with them.

Selma is a correct-faced girl, she left the classroom smiling while the teacher is explaining the lesson. Our teacher was astonished at her behavior!

Correct Crucifixion

A sexual position in which a guys pleasures four girls at once by laying on his back in a crucifixion like pose: two girls sit on his hands while he fingers them, one sits on his face and receives oral sex, and the last rides him in cowgirl.

The guy went upstairs to the bedroom with four women to perform the correct crucifixion.

*X and X* typo corrections

X is the word/words that is correct, (*) is pointing to the direction the typo was written/made.

*X and X* typo corrections are often used it chats or places were grammar corrections are limited:

Are you coming to the café?

Ues
Yes*?

Yes it was!