There Is, There Are, It Has: Simple Grammar Explained
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Let's explore how we describe things in English. We use 'there is' and 'there isn't' to talk about one single thing in a place. For example, there is a book on the table, but there isn't a pen beside it. Next, we use 'there are' and 'there aren't' when talking about more than one thing. For example, there are three chairs in the room, but there aren't any windows open. Finally, we use 'it has' and 'it doesn't have' to describe what something owns or contains. For example, it has four legs, but it doesn't have a tail.
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