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Sorry, the link does not work and I don't know what "susis" are. (Do you perhaps mean "sushi"?)

No, "sushi" does not take an "s". You can say

There are many pieces of sushi in this bowl.

There are many kinds of sushi in this bowl.

Sushi comes from Japan.

Sushi originates in Japan.

Sushi rice has a sour flavour/taste.

I still can't see the picture in your post, and I'm no expert on sushi, but I think it is usually served on a (flat) pl

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So, it's right to say that
There is much sushi.
I think it's grammartically right, but unnatural.
Many thanks in advance

Hi!
Could anybody please help me with it
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Many thanks in advance

Thanks
So, it's right to say that
There is much sushi.
I think it's grammartically right, but unnatural.
Many thanks in advance

Hi

There is too much sushi on that plate.

There is a lot of sushi on that plate.

Negatve - I didn't eat much sushi yesterday.

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is it incorrect?

There is much sushi.
Many thanks in advance

Hi

Vctory Ongis it incorrect?

- No, but it sounds far too formal, and I can't think of a context where I would say this.

It doesn't sound natural.

These sound better:

There is a lot of sushi. (most common; informal)

There is a great deal of sushi. (more formal)

There are many pieces of sushi.

Ther are many kinds of sushi.

There are lots of differerent kinds of sushi.

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