, but it's considered 'incorrect' in formal styles of both BrE and AmE. Hope this helps! Raul

taken in. Hope this helps! Raul

behaviour improves. Hope this helps! Raul

recall. Hope this helps! Raul

told me you were not coming. (criticism) And a huge et cetera! Hope this helps! Raul

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I think you get confused because you hear "you're such a tease", meaning "you are such an annoying person". Both and sound almost the same. Hope this helps! Raul F. Rueda

It is no exactly because of that. If you omit the starting "in the classroom" you have to use "there is" anyways. The reason is that the first noun after the "there + be + noun" form is SINGULAR. You say and write "there is a tortoise and two

This may have changed after years. I can recall some Deep Purple's "Highway Star" lyrics: "Nobody's gonna beat my car she's gonna take the speed of sound. Ooh, it's a devil's machine she's got everything I love her I need her..."

"Can" always implies "capability" and sometimes "posibility". If I hear the first sentence, I will figure out that someone's talking about somebody else's acquaintance/relative/couple/wife/date (whatever you want to call her) and wants to know if