New posts in there-is

"There is" or "There are" a large quantity of people? [duplicate]

grammatical-number verb-agreement subjects there-is quantifiers

There being and there to be

meaning there-is

"There is a number of" versus "There are a number of" [duplicate]

grammar verb-agreement there-is

there + semantic verb

verbs subjects there-is existential-constructions

What is the grammatical subject in these phrases: "what is there to eat?" and "who is at the door"

grammar subjects there-is

uncountable noun + and + uncountable noun [duplicate]

grammatical-number verb-agreement there-is questions

There is/are one or several apple/~s?

grammatical-number there-is

Consistency of "There is the same number of elements in... as there are in..."

grammaticality verbs grammatical-number verb-agreement there-is

Confusing rule about subject-verb agreement

grammar verb-agreement subjects there-is premodifiers

Which is correct: "There are not any employees" or "There is not any employee"?

grammaticality grammatical-number there-is

"There are" or "there is"? [duplicate]

etymology usage verb-agreement there-is

There is vs There are [duplicate]

verbs there-is

Subject + there + verb

subject-verb-inversion there-is

Which verbs apart from the pure copula follow the existential 'there'?

verbs verb-agreement there-is

"There appears to be" or "There appear to be" + plural noun phrase

grammaticality grammatical-number verb-agreement there-is

Writing "There" and "there is" in the same sentence [closed]

there-is

Difference between "There is to be" "there has to be" [closed]

there-is deontic-vs-epistemic periphrastic-modals

"Is there any proof" versus "are there any proofs"

grammaticality grammatical-number there-is

Subjunctive Usage: If there were your help

subjunctive-mood there-is

"There is the man." Is *there* an adverb or pronoun?

prepositions adverbs pronouns subject-verb-inversion there-is