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Lynn3 Posted 20 years ago
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to have a dance show or to be a dance show?

01. There is going01font00 01b00to be02b00 a dance show02font00 on Saturday. 02br
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002. There is going 01font01b00to have02b00 a dance show02font00 on Saturday.02br
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00Which one is correct? and why?02br
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00Thanks!02br
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02i 02br 02br 00 CJ0-

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0 Use 01i00be02i00 with 01i00there02i00.02br
01i00is going, has,02i00 and other auxiliaries can occur between 01i00there02i00 and 01i00be02i00, but 01i00be02i00 goes with 01i00there02i00.02br
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0When we use "there is", there is no direct subject. 02br
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00Ex: 01font00There is02font00 a huge aok tree in the park vs. 01font00I have02font00 a huge aok tree in my yard.02br
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00Now go back to your questions. 02br
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001. There is going
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