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Rami1511 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
question in spoken english
My American friend (native speaker of English) said this: "there's more fish in the sea"
is it correct to use 'there is' with plural ( in spoken English, not grammatically ) ?
is it correct to use 'there is' with plural ( in spoken English, not grammatically ) ?
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Alas, many native speakers use this in casual speech, but it's obviously incorrect. "
- Alas, many native speakers use this in casual speech, but it's obviously incorrect.
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Alas, many native speakers use this in casual speech, but it's obviously incorrect.
Unfortunately, there's no contraction for "there are."
When you try to say it, it comes out "Therea more fish in the sea."
Unfortunately, there's no contraction for "there are."
When you try to say it, it comes out "Therea more fish in the sea."
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