Has there been a change to sentence structure when it comes to the word is?

[johnjeffg]

Auto Spell Check AI, and listening to grammar from family, friends, and coworkers, has lead me to be believe that either sentence structure has changed and I am behind the eight ball, or grammar has slipped, similarly to how society does not correctly use the words I, me, and myself anymore. Here is an example of what I keep seeing and hearing. Example: "I do not know who is your new POC." Spell check tells me that it should read "I do not know who your new POC is." I also used "will be" in place of "is" and the same thing happened, spell check tells me that "will be" should go at the end. This is how I was taught in HS and in college English Comp I and II. Was I taught wrong, or has it changed and I need a refresher course? Thank you.

 

[Rover_KE]

Welcome to the forum.

Here’s a short answer to a long question:

You were taught correctly and your spellcheck is right.

 

[emsr2d2]

Auto Spell Check AI, and listening to grammar from family, friends, and coworkers, has lead led me to be believe that ...

Your spellchecker didn't pick up the misspelling of the present perfect form of "lead".