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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
there is/there are.
There are two couples and a girl sitting right next to me.
There is a girl and two dogs walking next the street.
To the right, there is a DVD, a computer and a TV.
There seem more people showing up to the protest.
Are they OK?
Thank You
There is a girl and two dogs walking next the street.
To the right, there is a DVD, a computer and a TV.
There seem more people showing up to the protest.
Are they OK?
Thank You
Top answer
IMO: There seem to be more people showing up to the protest. The rest seem OK to me.
- IMO: There seem to be more people showing up to the protest.
- The rest seem OK to me.
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IMO:
There seem to be more people showing up to the protest.
The rest seem OK to me.
There seem to be more people showing up to the protest.
The rest seem OK to me.
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There are two couples and a girl sitting right next to me.
-I am fairly certain that you would just use 'right' in informal english.
There is a girl and two dogs walking next the street.
-"There is a girl and two dogs walking next to the street."
To the right, there is a DVD, a computer and a TV.
-I am fairly certain that you would just use 'right' in informal english.
There is a girl and two dogs walking next the street.
-"There is a girl and two dogs walking next to the street."
To the right, there is a DVD, a computer and a TV.
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