Grammar rules about there is and there are:
 There is (isn’t) + singular noun.
 There are (aren’t) + plural noun.
 There is (isn’t) + uncountable noun.
Examples:
Positive.
 There is grass in the garden.
 There is a cat in my bed.
 There is a pen on the desk.
 There are a lot of book in the
library.
 There are two glasses on the
table.
Negative.
 There isn’t Wi-Fi in the school.
 There isn’t a ball in the park.
 There isn’t an orange chair in my
room.
 There aren’t two blue flowers in
the garden.
 There aren’t toys in the toy store.