Grammar: Verb (to be) using (There is - There are)

 We use there is / there are to say that something exists or doesn't exist.

Affirmative Form:
There is + singular noun	e.g. There is a car in front of the bank.
There are + plural noun	e.g. There are cars in front of the bank.
There is + uncountable noun	e.g. There is some sugar in the kitchen.
Negative Form:
There isn’t + singular noun	e.g. There isn’t a car in front of the bank.
There aren’t + plural noun	e.g. There aren’t cars in front of the bank.
There isn’t + uncountable noun	e.g. There isn’t any sugar in the kitchen.
Question Form:
A) Is + there + singular noun	Are there + plural noun
There is a key in the bag.	e.g. There are keys in the bag.
Is there a key in the bag?	e.g. Are there keys in the bag?
B) How many + plural + are there …?	e.g. How many seats are there in the stadium? How many books are there on the shelf?

There is / There are Test