A syllabus written by a certain professor who shall remain nameless about drove me crazy because of the author's constant use of there's with a plural object. Here are a few examples from the syllabus:
.....* These are the kinds of things that we'll get what we think we'll get from them. That there's promises that are understood from allegiance and loyalty to this.
.....* Well, this left him with a perception of life that he didn't have before, a perception of, "Wow, there's people out there that are really suffering."
.....* There's prayers to ancestors asking for assistance on this path.
.....* There's not a lot of stories or a lot of grand legends around his death.
I don't remember a single there are in the entire syllabus.
Last edited by WT Sharpe; 10-12-2010 at 05:44 PM.
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