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Panda fold 982 Posted 7 years ago
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What is there? or What are there?

Though the answer is " There are two boys in the class." Can we ask that "what are there in the class?" Or just ask "what is there in the class? " Or " Who is there in the class?"

  

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panda fold 982" Who is there in the class?"

This is the wrong form. You can say the following: "Who was in the class?" "How many boys are in the class?"

"Was there a teacher in the class?"

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