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The predicate nominative, which describes the subject, can be either singular or plural The rule your teacher taught you applies to infinitives, in the. So grammatically, both a good thing and good things are acceptable
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In fact the question how're things? is actually asking about the person (not about the things) so it would be quite normal to respond i'm fine There's two different things going on here, both of which use the word to, which is probably what's confusing you The old pattern these kind of things comes from kind being an unmarked plural noun (like deer or folk)
It is in use in pde, but grammarians mark it as ungrammatical
I read a lot of english books, and i have noticed that when authors need to list examples of something, they tend to use such things as rather than things such as, although they both. I'd say they are for the most part equivalent A lot of ways you can actually address the queen or someone from the royal family But do these all phrases mean the exact same thing or is there a difference between them?
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