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    There are rules for using "there is" and "there are" when describing furniture. "There is" is used to refer to a single piece of furniture, while "there are" refers to multiple pieces of furniture. For example, one would say "there is a table in the kitchen" but "there are tables in the dining room."

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    There are rules for using "there is" and "there are" when describing furniture. "There is" is used to refer to a single piece of furniture, while "there are" refers to multiple pieces of furniture. For example, one would say "there is a table in the kitchen" but "there are tables in the dining room."

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    There are rules for using "there is" and "there are" when describing furniture. "There is" is used to refer to a single piece of furniture, while "there are" refers to multiple pieces of furniture. For example, one would say "there is a table in the kitchen" but "there are tables in the dining room."

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    DESCRIBING FURNITURE

    THERE IS AND THERE ARE

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