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Which form is more commonly used in informal speaking?
Which form is more commonly used in informal speaking?
- There are
- There is
- There's (correct)
- There're
Which form is the plural of 'there is' and 'there's'?
Which form is the plural of 'there is' and 'there's'?
- There're
- There is
- There's
- There are (correct)
In which situation is it considered incorrect to use 'there's' when referring to more than one?
In which situation is it considered incorrect to use 'there's' when referring to more than one?
- Informal speaking
- Formal writing (correct)
- Examinations
- All of the above
Which of the following is a future tense expression used to talk about the future?
Which of the following is a future tense expression used to talk about the future?
Which of the following is a future perfect continuous tense sentence?
Which of the following is a future perfect continuous tense sentence?
Which of the following expressions means 'because of' in the text?
Which of the following expressions means 'because of' in the text?
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There's
There's
A contracted form of 'there is', commonly used in informal spoken language.
There are
There are
The plural form of 'there is' or 'there's', indicating multiple entities.
Formal writing error
Formal writing error
Using 'there's' to refer to multiple entities.
May as well
May as well
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Future perfect continuous tense
Future perfect continuous tense
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Because
Because
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