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The document provides examples of using "there is" and "there are" with different nouns in subject positions. It tests whether to use a singular or plural verb by giving short phrases and asking the reader to choose between "there is" and "there are" as the correct verb form that agrees with the subject. There are 12 total examples presented in the document.
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There is there are game
- 1. There is or There are?
- 2. ……………many apples in the basket. There are There is There are
- 3. ……………nobody on the island. There is There are There is
- 4. …………… a library in my school. There is There are There is
- 5. ……………many leaves on the ground. There are There is There are
- 6. ……………a detective spying my garden. There is There are There is
- 7. ………………two astronauts on the Moon. There are There is There are
- 8. ……………a girl under the palm tree. There is There are There is
- 9. ……………… three kids playing with leaves. There are There is There are
- 10. ……………a boy sitting on books. There is There are There is
- 11. ………………two boys near the snowman. There are There is There are
- 12. …………………many pupils in my classroom. There are There is There are
- 13. ……………a treasure on the island. There is There are There is