The sentence would be grammatical.
Suppose a student asks a teacher whether a sentence is grammatical or not. The teacher has just a little bit of doubt about the grammatical correctness of the sentence. How would he comment on that sentence:
1) The sentence would be grammatical.
2) The sentence will be grammatical.
I think he couldn't reply with: The sentence is grammatical, because he is not completely sure. Likewise, i think, he cannot use: The sentence may/might/could grammatical, because that shows too much doubt.
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