Are there or is there many people?

“There are many people” is considered correct because “people” is plural and takes the plural noun “are”. In very casual speech, you may hear “there’s many people” because “there’s” seems easier to pronounce than “there’re”. But this is not found in formal speech or writing.

Is it correct to say there some?

Both there is some and there are some can be used correctly, depending on context. There Is some is used with intangibles used in singular. There is some doubt about whether the tournament will take place because of the lockdown. There are some is used with intangibles or tangibles used in plural.

How do you use there’s and there are?

There are is the plural form of there is and there’s: There are two new buildings next to the school. They are both science buildings. In speaking and in some informal writing, we use there’s even when it refers to more than one.

Is there anyone or are there anyone?

The correct sentence is, “Is there anyone here?” because the subject anyone is singular and must be paired with the singular verb is. Starting a sentence “Does anyone” signals a question in the present tense.

Is it four people or four persons?

The plural of person is not people, it is persons. You could say “Starter for 4 persons” or “Starter for 4 people”, although in the context of a restaurant menu, it would (in my opinion) be slightly less awkward-sounding to use persons rather than people. The word people is more of a collective.

Is there any difference or are there any differences?

If you’re asking about the major difference, use the singular. Grammar Geek I suggest: Are there any difference? They basically mean the same thing. The difference is the way you use “difference”, which can be countable or uncountable.

Are there any way or is there any way?

Good question. The compound word anyway is quite different from rhetorical constructions using the two words any way. Most fluent English readers would catch your intended meaning even if you asked “is there anyway” but only the second (two-word) phrasing is actually correct.

Is there anybody there meaning?

Is there anybody there?: Can anyone hear me? Is anyone present?

Is anyone singular or plural?

The indefinite pronouns anyone, everyone, someone, no one, nobody are always singular and, therefore, require singular verbs. Everyone has done his or her homework.

How many persons are there in grammar?

Person refers to the relationship that an author has with the text that he or she writes, and with the reader of that text. English has three persons (first, second, and third).

Is it correct to say there are many people there?

People is the plural form of more than one person, and therefore, it has to be referred to as a plural. People are always minimum two, that’s why we should say: There are many people who want to go there. The correct is: “there are many people,” as people is plural and the 3rd person (he/she/it/one/there) plural of ‘to be’ is “are.”

How many plurals does the noun person have?

The noun person has two plurals: persons and people. Most people don’t use persons, but the sticklers say there are times when we should.

When should we use “person”?

Most people don’t use persons, but the sticklers say there are times when we should. “When we say persons ,” says Wilson Follett’s Modern American Usage, “we are thinking, or ought to be, of ones —individuals with identities; whereas when we say people we should mean a large group, an indefinite and anonymous mass.”

How do you use persons in a sentence?

The traditional rule is that persons is used for either an exact or a small number. So we might estimate that a hundred people were there. Or if we know the exact number, we’d say ninety-eight persons were there.