There is a café near the station.
Introduces one new place and gives its location.
Mga batayang bahagi
Basahin ang pangungusap nang parirala-parirala, hindi salita-sa-salita.
Introduce existence and location with there + be in statements, questions, and negatives.
there
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opens a scene
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There + BE + new thing + place/detail
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BE matches the new thing, not “there”
one thing / uncountable → is
plural things → are
There is a café near the station.
There are three people in the room.
Use there to open the scene; choose is or are from the thing that appears after it.
There is a café near the station.
Introduces one new place and gives its location.
Basahin ang pangungusap nang parirala-parirala, hindi salita-sa-salita.
There's a problem with the app.
Shows the natural contraction there's in informal speech.
Basahin ang pangungusap nang parirala-parirala, hindi salita-sa-salita.
There are three people in the room.
Introduces more than one person in a place.
Basahin ang pangungusap nang parirala-parirala, hindi salita-sa-salita.
There is some water in the bottle.
Introduces an amount of an uncountable noun.
Basahin ang pangungusap nang parirala-parirala, hindi salita-sa-salita.
Is there a bank near here?
A yes/no question with one possible place.
Basahin ang pangungusap nang parirala-parirala, hindi salita-sa-salita.
Are there any towels in the bathroom?
A plural yes/no question with any.
Basahin ang pangungusap nang parirala-parirala, hindi salita-sa-salita.
How many students are there in the class?
Asks for the number of things present.
Basahin ang pangungusap nang parirala-parirala, hindi salita-sa-salita.
There isn't a lift in this building.
A negative sentence with one missing thing.
Basahin ang pangungusap nang parirala-parirala, hindi salita-sa-salita.
There aren't any seats left.
A natural plural negative with any.
Basahin ang pangungusap nang parirala-parirala, hindi salita-sa-salita.
There is no time to wait.
Uses no instead of not any.
Basahin ang pangungusap nang parirala-parirala, hindi salita-sa-salita.
There is a book on the table.
Introduces the existence of a book in a place.
Basahin ang pangungusap nang parirala-parirala, hindi salita-sa-salita.
The book is on the table.
Uses a normal subject because the book is already the topic.
Basahin ang pangungusap nang parirala-parirala, hindi salita-sa-salita.
It is cold in here.
Uses it is for a condition, not for introducing a thing.
Basahin ang pangungusap nang parirala-parirala, hindi salita-sa-salita.
There is a cold wind in here.
Uses there is because a thing is being introduced.
Basahin ang pangungusap nang parirala-parirala, hindi salita-sa-salita.
There is two chairs in the kitchen.
The verb is does not agree with the plural noun two chairs.
There are two chairs in the kitchen.
Correct plural agreement with there are.
Basahin ang pangungusap nang parirala-parirala, hindi salita-sa-salita.
There has a shop near here.
English does not use there has to mean something exists in a place.
There is a shop near here.
Corrects there has to there is for existence.
Basahin ang pangungusap nang parirala-parirala, hindi salita-sa-salita.
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