Describing Your Room
We use There is for one thing (singular). We use There are for two or more things (plural).
There is... (Singular) ☝️
There are... (Plural) ✌️
Prepositions of Place 📍
Negative (Not there) 🙅♂️
Do not mix singular and plural rules!
ខុស! (Wrong because 'two beds' is plural) ❌
ត្រឹមត្រូវ! (Correct!) ✅
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Recent Questions
Hi Vireak! No, in English we do not use "have" for locations like this. Always use "There is a bed" for one, or "There are beds" for many. 🛏️
How do I ask a question? Do I say "There is a TV?"
To make it a question, just swap the words! Say "Is there a TV?" or "Are there any windows?" 📺
What if there is one bed and two chairs? Do I use "is" or "are"?
Great question! You match the verb to the very first item you mention. So you say, "There IS a bed and two chairs." If you mention the chairs first, you say, "There ARE two chairs and a bed." 🧠
Can I say "There have a bed" in my room?