[video] Nicola Sturgeon On BBC Breakfast This Morning

[6Foot2]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcO9C6b1O80

[LeightonJames]

BRILLIANT! That made me laugh

[ozydave]

Love it

[unixman_again]

Ha! Ha!

 

I liked the one yesterday from Jessica Leeds: "He was like an octopus - it was like he had six arms."

 

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[DJ-1701]

BBC Breakfast confuse Nicola Sturgeon with a gorilla | Metro Video

[6Foot2]

BBC Breakfast confuse Nicola Sturgeon with a gorilla | Metro Video

 

Link: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/jokes-interweb-things/175776-nicola-sturgeon-bbc-breakfast-morning.html

 

[6Foot2]

I posted this in another thread this morning in error. Deleted there and posted here.

 

Charlie Stayt confuses catchphrases:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYbbw2uV9p8

 

Link: Breakfast presenter uses wrong catchphrase on Catherine Tate - BBC News

 

Oops!

[StevieM]

BBC Breakfast confuse Nicola Sturgeon with a gorilla | Metro Video

 

Metro confuses singular with plural. Grrrrr!!

[LeMarchand]

Metro confuses singular with plural. Grrrrr!!

 

Isn't it incorrect use of verb conjugation rather than not using the correct plural form?

[LeMarchand]

Metro confuses singular with plural. Grrrrr!!

 

Isn't it incorrect use of verb conjugation rather than not using the correct plural form?

 

Thinking about it, it's both: if the subject is singular, the verb should be conjugated without the "S" suffix. I think.

[StevieM]

Metro confuses singular with plural. Grrrrr!!

Isn't it incorrect use of verb conjugation rather than not using the correct plural form?

 

Either way, it's poor grammar.