Is 'ies' now singular and 'y's' obsolete?

[campion]

I'm beginning to wonder as I keep seeing eg 'my babies got a temperature'; 'nobodies going to like me'; 'the journies too long' etc etc.

Is this the new 'your' which seems to have replaced ' you're', presumably because apostrophes are a bit of an inconvenience?

No! This must not be allowed to happen. I can't bear lazy grammar.

Or even 'grammer'.

Definitely not. Haven't seen this at all and it's so obviously wrong that it surely wouldn't be used by most people!

That's a reasonable assumption @ellenpartridge but the evidence is growing, I regret to say.

Maybe I just gravitate to the wrong threads repeatedly

Never ever ever seen 'journies'

I haven't noticed this at all. I'm far from a grammar pedant and have noticed other ugly "differences" in written language on this site but not that one.

@KaptainKaveman

Or even 'grammer'.

You were right: writingexplained.org/grammar-or-grammer-difference