There is 和 there are 的用法

There is a phone on the desk. Use there is + singular noun (here, a phone), to say that an element is present in a certain place. Example: there is a hotel in the city centre.

Are there skyscrapers in London? Use are there + plural noun, here skyscrapers, to ask about the presence of multiple elements. Example: are there children in the park?

There are 50 rooms in the hotel. Use there are + plural noun (50 rooms) to say that multiple elements are present in a place, in this case in the hotel. Example: there are many people in the room.

Is there any coffee? Use the verb to be (here, is To be, present simple tense) + there + noun to ask if something is present or exists. Example: is there a car outside?

There aren't umbrellas on the beach. You can say there + aren't To be, present simple, negative, short + plural noun (umbrellas) to say that multiple elements are not present. Example: there aren't any cookies in the jar.

There is not enough space. Use there is (+ not) before a singular noun like space. Examples: there is a computer on the desk; there is not a dog in the garden.

There isn't a picture on the wall with there + isn't To be, present simple, negative, short + singular noun (a picture) to say that no picture is present on the wall. Example: there isn't a single cloud in the sky.

There are many restaurants in the area. Use there + are + plural noun (restaurants) to indicate the presence of multiple elements. Note: to indicate a large quantity, we use many + countable noun. Example: there are many flowers in the park.

There is a problem with your reservation with there is + singular noun (a problem) to indicate the presence of one element. Example: there is an orange on the table.