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TeacherJapan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
There is and have
You needn't have hurried so much.
1) We still have 5 more minutes before the movie starts.
2) There is still five minutes before the movie starts.
Do you think both are natural in this context? Or the people here are presumably doing nothing but standing around, so "There are" version sounds more natural?
1) We still have 5 more minutes before the movie starts.
2) There is still five minutes before the movie starts.
Do you think both are natural in this context? Or the people here are presumably doing nothing but standing around, so "There are" version sounds more natural?
Top answer
Both are natural.
- Both are natural.
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