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There is / there are rule
We use there is when the noun we talk about is in singular form:

There is a cat at the door. (= We see only one cat.)

We use there are when the noun we talk about is in plural form:

There are cats in the backyard. (= We see several cats.)

1. [There is|There are]
   a chair on the right.
2. [There is|There are]
   plants all around the room.
3. [There is|There are]
   a sofa in the centre of the room.
4. [There is|There are]
   cushions on the sofa.
5. [There is|There are]
   coffee tables next to the sofa.
6. [There is|There are]
   a lamp on the ceiling.