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Plurality and "there happens to be" vs "there happen to be" [duplicate]

grammatical-number verb-agreement there-is

Is the second "there" a typo in "that there was there insufficient evidence"?

legalese there-is typographical-errors

"There is" and "there's" used before a plural word [duplicate]

grammatical-number slang there-is

Non-standard sentence construction with "there is no"

grammaticality syntactic-analysis negation parallelism there-is

There is / There are

grammatical-number verb-agreement there-is premodifiers

How to choose verb after "there" in beginning of sentence?

verb-agreement there-is

"There already is" or "There is already"

word-order there-is

Grammaticality of "What is there there?"

grammaticality adverbs there-is

How to rewrite "There are a red apple and a green apple on the table."? [duplicate]

grammatical-number verb-agreement there-is

"There are a couple of apples" or "there is a couple of apples"?

grammatical-number verb-agreement collective-nouns there-is quantifiers

Using "there're" to abbreviate "there are" [duplicate]

grammatical-number objects there-is

"Is there" versus "Are there"

grammar grammatical-number uncountable-nouns there-is

"There is no rule" vs. "there isn't rule"

word-choice negation contractions there-is no-not

There is (there's) vs.There are

etymology usage verb-agreement there-is

What's the subject of "There is my biscuit!" ? And how about "There is one biscuit left"?

grammar subjects there-is syntactic-analysis be

"Here is/are" followed by plural [closed]

grammatical-number there-is

"There is a lot of food and fruit" vs. "there are a lot of food and fruit" [duplicate]

grammatical-number american-english conjunctions verb-agreement there-is

Is the sentence "There is a large number of labourers who want to migrate to Japan for work." correct? [duplicate]

grammar verb-agreement there-is

Should I say "there is a handful of..." or "there are a handful of...."? [duplicate]

grammaticality grammatical-number there-is

Is it correct to say "Is there a cafe there?" or is the last there unnecessary? [closed]

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