 There's four. ??
I was in class the other day and asked the student how many papers he needed. He said four and I handed the papers to him saying, "There's four."
As I walked away I started thinking about it. And, I'm so confused I don't even know what my question is, other than why is there no verb agreement to the plural '4 sheets.'
Is this form different from 'there is ...' for existance?
Am I speaking non-grammar-nessly when I say 'There's four for you.'? |