Since their very first days, your baby starts to write their future, and breast feeding provides them with the best start in life. After some blurb about Aptamil, it continued: It will help your baby today for their tomorrow.
This rubbish shows contamination of the language at a dreadful level. Other examples of poor English this month have included:
. . . . two players, both of whom who were released . . . [Football commentator adding a word unnecessarily]
Last minute addendums. [Lucy Alexander on Homes Under the Hammer, fucking up royally by avoiding the correct plural form, addenda]
Week three of the blind auditions have come to an end. [Emma Willis on The Voice UK]
Week two of the blind auditions are over. [Marvin Humes on The Voice UK]
Parents were furious after a class of 11-year-olds were shown a film at school containing nudity and violence. [Story in The Sun]
To sell your car quick and easy. [WeBuyAnyCar.Com advert]
It wasn't through lack of opportunity that there were a lack of goal today. [Gaby Logan]
They done that today. [Eilidh Barbour, on Final Score]
We've spoke about this. [Eilidh Barbour on Final Score]
They got beat. [Eilidh Barbour on Final Score]
Contempory. [Alexander Armstrong, unable to say 'contemporary']
They played fantastic last week. [Garth Crooks unable to say 'fantastically']
Put it into an area what is dangerous. [Alan Shearer]
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