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0 pointsnlarew4y ago0 comments

"here are my courses" is definitely more grammatically correct for written English but "here is my courses" sounds like something you'd say informally in conversation when you're not overthinking grammar. Maybe the goal is to sound more personable/folksy?

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I'm guilty of the occasional are->'s contraction when speaking quickly, but I'd never just substitute are->is because that doesn't save a syllable.

's short for "is the list of"

I'd love to read more about that. Is that a new idiom?

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