There's also the dishes to do
A: There's also the dishes to do.
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Which is grammatically correct:
1- There's also the dishes to do.
2- There're also the dishes to do.
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Top answer
There're is usually not used. There are is used instead, and it is correct in your sentence. However, there's is very common in casual spoken English.
- There're is usually not used.
- There are is used instead, and it is correct in your sentence.
- However, there's is very common in casual spoken English.
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There're is usually not used. There are is used instead, and it is correct in your sentence. However, there's is very common in casual spoken English.
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0We often use "there's" where you would expect "there're" only because "there're" is hard to say. In this case, though, "there's" is defensible because doing the dishes is a single chore, and that is what is meant despite the structure of the grammar.
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