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    There are rules for using "there is/are" in sentences. In the affirmative, "there is" is used for singular nouns and "there are" is used for plural nouns. In questions, "is there" is used for singular nouns and "are there" is used for plural nouns with a quantifier like "any".

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    There are rules for using "there is/are" in sentences. In the affirmative, "there is" is used for singular nouns and "there are" is used for plural nouns. In questions, "is there" is used for singular nouns and "are there" is used for plural nouns with a quantifier like "any".

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    There are rules for using "there is/are" in sentences. In the affirmative, "there is" is used for singular nouns and "there are" is used for plural nouns. In questions, "is there" is used for singular nouns and "are there" is used for plural nouns with a quantifier like "any".

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    Singular and affirmative form ---→ There is : Hay


    Plural and affirmative form→ There are

    There’s/ isn’t + a/an + noun in singular


    IS THERE+ a/an+noun in singular?
    There are/ aren’t + QUANTIFIER+ NOUN IN PLURAL
    ARE THERE + any+ noun in plural?

    Note: We use in the affirmative form and we use with


    the interrogative form

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