What happened to ‘there are ‘ ?
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I know it’s pedantic but have we seen the death of ‘there are ‘ + plural ?
It seems to be replaced by ‘there’s ‘+ plural.
For example something simple like ‘ there are loads of people driving today’ is commonly replaced by ‘there’s loads of people driving today’
You even hear it on the news / radio etc
There are PLURAL rest in peace
X x x
Sorry for any typos . . . Irony at its best . .
It seems to be replaced by ‘there’s ‘+ plural.
For example something simple like ‘ there are loads of people driving today’ is commonly replaced by ‘there’s loads of people driving today’
You even hear it on the news / radio etc
There are PLURAL rest in peace
X x x
Sorry for any typos . . . Irony at its best . .
Edited by swanseaboydan on Friday 16th April 08:26
AdeTuono said:
Surely 'There is' has been replaced by 'There's'?, and not 'There are'?
There're two ways of looking at it.
There is only one way of looking at it, you can't shorten 'there are'.There're two ways of looking at it.
I suppose the Meercans will have done it, they look at themselves in meers, so will probably have a go at thererrr.
'There is one of them'. Singular.
'There are two of them'. Plural.
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