” There is ” ” There are ” Part1

” There are mane students in the classroom. ”

” There are many chairs in the classroom. ”

You say ” There is ” ” There are ” when express existence.

You use  ” is ” on singular form, ” are ” on plural form.

On Japanese there is no difference between singular form and plural form.

But there is a difference between sentences to express persons and sentences to express things.

” There are mane students in the classroom. ”

” There are many chairs in the classroom. ”

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