[Loyal Buckeye]

And the English teacher said:

"There's not DNA, there's no pictures, there's not video, there's nothing," she said.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

And the English teacher said: "There's not DNA, there's no pictures, there's not video, there's nothing," she said.

Because we all know that "journalists" never misquote anyone are mangle grammar in their stories.

[OldDeckHand]

"And the English teacher said:"

Years and years ago when our oldest child entered 2nd grade, she brought home a letter from her new teacher. My wife (now a professor of English), graded the letter and sent it back with a note attached that said, "You're must endeavor for excellence if you wish to continue teaching my daughter. You're first 'Letter to Parents', was anything but excellent".

That was the beginning of a very long and exceptionally uncomfortable year, and the last year any of our children would ever spend in public school.