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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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thereis/tere are
What is the difference between the below statements?
There is a book, a ball, a pen on the table.
There are a book, a ball, a pen on the table.
There is a book, a ball, a pen on the table.
There are a book, a ball, a pen on the table.
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Anonymous What is the difference between the below statements? There is no difference in meaning. The first is more common in spoken English.
- Anonymous What is the difference between the below statements?
- There is no difference in meaning.
- The first is more common in spoken English.
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AnonymousWhat is the difference between the below statements?There is no difference in meaning. The first is more common in spoken English.
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