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    This document provides examples of using singular and plural verbs correctly with different subjects. It shows that "there's" is used for singular subjects like "a TV" while "there are" is used for plural subjects like "four chairs". It also shows that "is there" is used for singular subjects like "a window" while "are there" is used for plural subjects like "any windows". Finally, it demonstrates that "there isn't" is used for singular negative subjects like "any pencils" while "there aren't" is used for plural negative subjects like "any milk".

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    This document provides examples of using singular and plural verbs correctly with different subjects. It shows that "there's" is used for singular subjects like "a TV" while "there are" is used for plural subjects like "four chairs". It also shows that "is there" is used for singular subjects like "a window" while "are there" is used for plural subjects like "any windows". Finally, it demonstrates that "there isn't" is used for singular negative subjects like "any pencils" while "there aren't" is used for plural negative subjects like "any milk".

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    Week 1 HW 1-1

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    This document provides examples of using singular and plural verbs correctly with different subjects. It shows that "there's" is used for singular subjects like "a TV" while "there are" is used for plural subjects like "four chairs". It also shows that "is there" is used for singular subjects like "a window" while "are there" is used for plural subjects like "any windows". Finally, it demonstrates that "there isn't" is used for singular negative subjects like "any pencils" while "there aren't" is used for plural negative subjects like "any milk".

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    Choose the correct words.

    1. There’s / There are a TV.


    2. There’s / There are four chairs in the living room.
    3. Is there a / Are there any windows in the kitchen?
    4. Is there a / Are there any teacher in the classroom?
    5. There isn’t / There aren’t any pencils on the table.
    6. There isn’t / There aren´t any milk in the fridge.
    7. Is there / Are there a bookcase?

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