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    The document discusses the usage of the phrase "there be" which is used as an impersonal verb to indicate existence or location. It notes that "there be" can be used affirmatively with "is" for singular nouns and "are" for plural nouns. It also provides the negative forms "isn't" and "aren't" and examples of interrogative and short answer forms of the phrase.

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    The document discusses the usage of the phrase "there be" which is used as an impersonal verb to indicate existence or location. It notes that "there be" can be used affirmatively with "is" for singular nouns and "are" for plural nouns. It also provides the negative forms "isn't" and "aren't" and examples of interrogative and short answer forms of the phrase.

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    The document discusses the usage of the phrase "there be" which is used as an impersonal verb to indicate existence or location. It notes that "there be" can be used affirmatively with "is" for singular nouns and "are" for plural nouns. It also provides the negative forms "isn't" and "aren't" and examples of interrogative and short answer forms of the phrase.

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    THERE BE

    There = adv lugar, allí

    THERE + BE: haber (it is an impersonal verb,


    so it doesn’t need any personal pronoun)

    Affirmative
    There is (hay) + singular and countable nouns /
    uncountable nouns - there’s
    There are + plural nouns

    Negative
    There isn’t + singular and countable nouns /
    uncountable nouns
    There aren’t + plural nouns

    Interrogative
    Short Answers
    Is there + singular and countable nouns /
    uncountable nouns?
    Yes, there is. – No, there isn’t
    Are there + plural nouns?
    Yes, there are. – No, there aren’t

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