Originally Posted by
Corndawg88
Wait a minute.................. Did you say great lakes is hiring, whats
there minimums?
Originally Posted by
wrxpilot
It's not "whats", it is what's (what is). Even with the proper contraction, it is improperly used. It should be "What are".
It's not "there", it is "their" (possessive).
Since there is a little Grammar Nazi in all of us, here's (contraction for "here is") my worthless half escudo (the name of the Portuguese currency before it switched to the Euro).
Great Lakes is considered singular in this case, so it's (contraction for "it is") more grammatically correct to use the possessive "its." [Note that the possessive form does NOT have an apostrophe since a possessive form is not a contraction].
English is so much fun!
