Grammatical error in sports media discourse -Analytical study of selected models

Abstract

This research delves into the conceptual definition of grammatical errors through the lens of linguistic proofreading principles and the intricate layers of the Arabic language. It seeks to unravel the nuanced interplay between these linguistic levels and their profound influence on shaping media discourse, whether through oral communication or written expression, particularly within the realm of sports media where such errors are frequently encountered. Grounded in this cognitive framework, the following problem is formulated:

What does the grammatical error signify, and how does it reverberate within the domain of sports media discourse?

The comprehensive research has yielded overarching findings concerning the essence of errors through the lens of linguistic proofreading principles. Additionally, it has produced more focused insights about grammatical errors within the domain of grammatical studies, highlighting their impact on the language employed within sports media outlets. Many audiences absorb this language, potentially internalizing its erroneous words and structures. Consequently, such inaccuracies may distort the perception of both the Arabic language and the media landscape as a whole.