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Jack112 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

There are / is

1. There is this dog and cat that live in this house.

2. There are this dog and cat that live in this house.

Is #2 only correct? I'm confused with 'this' in this sentence.

Thanks.
  

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Shouldn't it be "there is this dog and this cat"?

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  • Shouldn't it be "there is this dog and this cat"?
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Shouldn't it be "there is this dog and this cat"?
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