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There Is & There Are
We use constructions There Is/Are to describe something, e.g. the place where you stay, the photo or the picture, the room...

We put There Is/Are at the beginning of the sentence.

We use There Is if then we have a singular noun. There is a dog.

We use There Are if then we have a plural noun. There are dogs.

To make negative sentences add not to the phrase.

1. There [is|are] some money [on|in]
   my wallet. Let's buy something to eat.
2. There [is|are]
   three pens [on|between] the table.
3. There
   [is|are]
   a lot of students in my class.
4. Look at the clock [above|under]
   you. There
   [is|are]
   little time left!
5. There
   [is|are]
   a big spider [between|under]
   the table.
6. There
   [is|are]
   some shops [next to|in]
   my house.
7. There
   [is|are]
   a new hi-fi [in|between]
   the bookshelf and the TV.