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Singular and plural
+SINGULAR | ||
there is | There is a spider on the wall. | Warning, see below |
there was | There was a party last Saturday. | Warning, see below |
this | Look! This avocado is enormous. | |
that | Do you remember that day? | |
little | He's got little money. | + uncountable |
a little | There is a little wine left. | + uncountable |
much | There is not much time left. | + uncountable |
how much | How much flour do you want? | + uncountable |
every | John works every day. | + countable |
each | Each pupil must bring his book. | + countable |
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+ PLURAL | ||
there are | There are two spiders on the wall. | Warning, see below |
there were | There were ghosts in the castle. | Warning, see below |
these | Everybody does it these days. | |
those | Nobody did it in those days. | |
few | Few people own a castle. | + countable |
a few | I know a few words in Spanish. | + countable |
many | Have you got many books? | + countable |
how many | How many poems did he write? | + countable |
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WARNING ! THERE IS / THERE ARE || THERE WAS / THERE WERE
There is a spider. = singular (1 spider)
There are two spiders. = plural (2 spiders)
BUT:
There is a spider and two cats. There was a spider and two cats.
and:
There are two cats and a spider. There were two cats and a spider.

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