There's instead of there are

[awe]

Driving me mad, it is everywhere. The plural of to be will soon be no more.

That's all really.

People also say 'how's you'

It's odd I think - sounds so wrong!

The plural of to be will soon be no more.

Bit of an over-reaction - do you seriously expect to start hearing people on the radio or TV saying "the teachers is doing a good job", or someone on the street (outside of some dialects) saying "the clouds is starting to clear"?

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"how's you" is surely just a matey bit of jocularity, similar to someone saying to Fred, "how's Fred?"

But 'There's some cheese in the fridge' etc is correct.

Dad, well maybe not soon, but it does seem to be going that way. Language can change quickly
Coruskate, i will try to stick to there are so i don't offend
Iklboo, absolutely.