English grammar
There's / There Are
We use this to talk about something new. Or to say what is in a place. "There's a problem." "There are three choices." "There was no one around." People often say "there's" even with many things: "There's a lot of people."
There + is/are/was/were (+ something)
Real Examples from Real People
"So all kids books here are free, and there's a bunch of Eric Carl books."
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How it works
Pattern
There + is/are/was/were (+ something)
This page has the school rule and the real English. Every example is a real video. You hear how it sounds in real life, not in class.
See also