How do use grotesque in a sentence?

[the chosen one]

here are examples, are they right?
1. Your so grotesque.
2. that statue is grotesque.
i know i spelled you're wrong.

 

[Happy 'till u make me mad]

YOU'RE.

Yes, you used it correctly, but usually it refers to something being "comically ugly", meaning so ugly it's funny.

 

[Johnny Dough]

They are correct!

 

[OnTheRock]

How do I use grotesque in a sentence? (you left the noun out)

1. You're so grotesque. (Your is a personal object pronoun, not the conjunction of the words "you" and "are" as you intended)
2. That statue is grotesque. (sentences start with a capital letter).

But yes, you did use the word grotesque correctly if the person you're talking about actually is grotesque.

Usually though, if you're trying to use a word in a sentence to clearly convey the meaning of the word, you would want something more than "You're so grotesque." You could substitute the adjective grotesque with practically any other adjective. That sentence really does not help a person understand what the word grotesque means.