The choice between the phrases there is and there are at the beginning of a sentence is determined by the noun that follows it.

1. PROPAM EN
The choice between the phrases there
is and there are at the beginning of
a sentence is determined by the noun that
follows it.

2. PROPAM EN
Use there is when the noun is singular.
Example: “There is a cat”.
Use there are when the noun is plural
Example: “There are two cats”.

3. PROPAM EN
There is a bird.
There are birds.

4. PROPAM EN
There is a bag.
There are bags.

5. PROPAM EN
There is a shoe.
There are shoes.

6. PROPAM EN
There is an office.
There are offices.

7. PROPAM EN
There is a cellphone.
There are cellphones.

8. PROPAM EN
There is a teacher.
There are teachers.

9. PROPAM EN
There is a bicycle.
There are bicycles.

10. PROPAM EN
There is a pilot.
There are pilots.

11. PROPAM EN
There is one computer.
There are two books.
There are three cats.
There is a newspaper.
There are two notebooks.
There are four horses.
There is a park.

12. PROPAM EN
Make a sentence with flower, flowers.
There is a flower.
There are flowers.

13. PROPAM EN
Make a sentence with notebook, notebooks.
There is a notebook.
There are notebooks.

14. PROPAM EN
Make a sentence with pencil, pencils.
There is a pencil.
There are pencils.

15. PROPAM EN
Make a sentence with cellphone, cellphones.
There is a cellphone.
There are cellphones.

16. PROPAM EN
Make a sentence with pencil, pencils.
There is a dog.
There are dogs.

17. PROPAM EN
Make a sentence with pencil, pencils.
There is a laptop.
There are laptops.