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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Meaning of "there"?

please tell me what is the difference between these two sentences :

1.there is a new restaurant in king street.

2.a new restaurant is in king street.

i actually want to know when should we use "there" ?
  

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Hi, Generally, you should use there when you wish to indicate a specific location or place where something can be found. There is a new restaurant in King Street . There is a book on the table .

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  • Hi, Generally, you should use there when you wish to indicate a specific location or place where something can be found.
  • There is a new restaurant in King Street .
  • There is a book on the table .
  • There are a lot of people at Fred's home .
  • There are beautiful flowers in the garden .
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Hi,

Generally, you should use there when you wish to indicate a specific location or place where

something can be found.

There is a new restaurant in King Street.

There is a book on the table.

There are a lot of people at Fred's home.

There are beautiful flowers in the garden.
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AnonymousI actually want to know when should we use "there"?
There are several uses of there, but the use that you're working with here indicates the existence of a thing at a certain location.

You want the first one.

You don't want the second one.

CJ
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tnx for your answer . but I what does "there" mean in this sentence ? "there are no facts , ..."
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Anonymouswhat does "there" mean in this sentence ? "there are no facts , ..."
The same as above. It has to do with existence. It means No facts exist.

CJ
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