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Bigstorm Posted 23 years ago
Grammar
Grammar : "There+be"
Which of the following sentences is right.
- There is a zoo, a park and a clinic near my apartment.
- There are a zoo, a park and a clinic near my apartment.
- There is a zoo, a park and two clinics near my apartment.
- There are a zoo, a park and two clinics near my apartment.
- There is a zoo, a park and a clinic near my apartment.
- There are a zoo, a park and a clinic near my apartment.
- There is a zoo, a park and two clinics near my apartment.
- There are a zoo, a park and two clinics near my apartment.
Top answer
I would say one and three.
- I would say one and three.
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I would say so as well. It is the number of the noun right after the verb that counts.
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