Linguists often grammaticalize colloquial expressions to fit formal writing.

Over centuries, a language grammaticalizes casual gestures into fixed discourse markers, changing how speakers signal agreement.

Over centuries, common phrases grammaticalized into affixes that marked tense.

Scholars debated the grammaticalness of the sentence to determine whether it fit the language's rules.

Recent studies in historical linguistics have documented multiple grammaticizations affecting tense and aspect markers across related languages.

The grammaticization of discourse markers into tense markers is a gradual process that linguists study closely.

Field researchers observed grammaticalizing particles shift from indicating focus to marking past tense in the dialect.

When editing the manuscript, she noted several awkward grammaticisms that obscured the author's meaning.

Although the term grammaticism is now dated, she still insisted on adhering to every rule it represented when editing the manuscript.

Recent studies of language change have identified several grammaticalizations that reshaped sentence structure across dialects.