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HifaMo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

There is/are a

Please, which one is correct?

1. There is a hard-working man, a hard-working woman, and a hard-working child.

Or,

2.There are a hard-working man, a hard-working woman, and a hard-working child.

Examples are just for illustration; I'm interested in 'a, adj, N ' structure.

Thanks.
  

Top answer

Both are correct. See There are or there is?

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  • Both are correct.
  • See There are or there is?
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