but then again, I could be completely wrong and missing something.
You can check for the keywords, you want to target using different browsers and devices.Google does that only sometimes.
Google shows that you wanted to type another sentence only if not enough people make the same mistake.
If thousands of people in your language search a misspelled sentence, Google will show the results for the misspelled sentence.
It makes sense since even the own languages evolve based on how people use them wrong
There is no content written for the keyword as off now. Also, Google is not able to autocorrect since its a minor grammar mistake. For examplePoorly written content to any extent, I'd assume is generally a negative impact more so than anything else, in the sense that it doesn't get read and only gets posted on lower quality sites.
I mean if no one is going to read your article other than the google algos, you can surely rank a keyword of any kind, specifically grammatical errors but when it comes down to humans reading, or webmasters, what kind of site is going to post it and why would a real user bother reading it? So with that I'd just say probably not the best route.
