There is / There are – Let’s Learn!



There is / There are – Let’s Learn! 🏠


We use 'There is' and 'There are' to say something exists or is present in a place.


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📘 Rules:

- Use 'There is' for one thing (singular):

  - ✅ There is a book on the table.

- Use 'There are' for many things (plural):

  - ✅ There are three books on the table.


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📝 Examples:

- There is a pen on my desk.

- There are many students in the class.

- There is an apple in the fridge.

- There are two chairs in the room.


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 🎯 Your Task:

Write 2 sentences:

- 1 using 'There is'

- 1 using 'There are'


👉 Post your answers in the comments below!


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Great job, Explorers! 🌟 Keep learning!

— Jamiu Yusuf


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