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    The document discusses the use of "there is/are" in English including: - Affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms for singular and plural - Short forms like "there's" and short answers - Homophones like "there", "there're", and "their" that are pronounced the same but have different meanings - Using "some" vs. "any" with singular and plural forms

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    THERE IS/ THERE ARE

    THERE IS= este THERE ISN'T= NU ESTE


    THERE ARE= sunt THERE AREN'T = NU SUNT

    AFFIRMATIVE FORM
    SINGULAR There is a garden. (short form: There's a garden)

    PLURAL There are two gardens. (“there are” has no short form)

    NEGATIVE FORM
    SINGULAR There isn't a garden.

    PLURAL There aren't any gardens.

    INTERROGATIVE FORM
    SINGULAR Is there a garden?
    PLURAL Are there any gardens?

    SHORT ANSWERS
    AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE
    SINGULAR Yes, there is. No, there isn't.
    PLURAL Yes, there are. No, there aren't.
    LOOK OUT!!!!
    “THERE”, “THERE'RE” AND “THEIR” ARE PRONOUNCED IN THE
    SAME WAY, BUT THEY HAVE A DIFFRENT MEANING.

    There's a red sofa.

    There're (There are) new students.

    Their house is very nice.

    SOME / ANY
    SINGULAR PLURAL
    Affirmative There is a garden. There are some gardens.
    Negative There isn't a garden. There aren't any gardens.
    Interrogative Is there a garden? Are there any gardens?

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