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    THERE TO BE (IS/ARE)

    - Existe/ Existem

    AFIR: There + IS/ARE + objeto(s) + comp

    - Is – objeto for singular

    Ex: There is one dog in my home.

    - Are – objeto for plural

    Ex: There are two cats in my house.

    NEG: There + ISN’T/AREN’T + objeto(s) + comp

    - Is – objeto for singular

    Ex: There isn’t a dog in my house.

    - Are – objeto for plural

    Ex: There aren’t two cats in my house.


    INT: IS/ARE + THERE + OBJETO + COMP?

    - Is – objeto for singular

    Ex: Is there a dog in my house?

    - Are – objeto for plural

    Ex: Are there two cats in my house?

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