There is vs There are

There is (there’s) = for singular noun

For example: There is a bee 

There are (there’re) = for plural noun

For example: There are bees 

Practice:

1. There are butterflies 

2. There is a frog 

3. There’s a caterpillar 

Exercise:
Use there is or there are to answer the questions.

1. _________ a worm

2. _________ ants

3. _________ spiders