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Balboa1 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

There’s or there was

Why is it: I plan to move to NYC and was wondering if there’s/there was any bartender positions open at your club.

Which one is correct? Why is there’s most common?

  

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am wondering + there is (there's), or was wondering + there was

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  • am wondering + there is (there's), or was wondering + there was
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am wondering + there is (there's), or was wondering + there was Emotion: smile

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balboa1 I plan to move to NYC and was wondering if there’s/there was there were any bartender positions open at your club.

As shown. 'there are' is also correct, but sounds less courteous in my opinion.

CJ

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