1. there ______ a thousand stories of this kind.\n2. there ______ only one thing to do.\n3. there ______ so…

1. there ______ a thousand stories of this kind.\n2. there ______ only one thing to do.\n3. there ______ so many things to be considered.\n4. there ______ work enough before him.\n5. ______ there any songs in the play?\n6. there ______ other things on my mind.\n7. there ______ nothing to be done here.\n8. there ______ other poems for other hours.\n9. there ______ many others of the same quality.
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Brief Explanations:
In "there - be" sentences, the verb "be" agrees with the noun that follows it. If the noun is singular or uncountable, "is" is used; if plural, "are" is used. For questions, the "be" verb is placed before "there".
- "a thousand stories" is plural, so use "are".
- "only one thing" is singular, so use "is".
- "so many things" is plural, so use "are".
- "work" is uncountable, so use "is".
- Question with plural "songs", so "Are".
- "other things" is plural, so use "are".
- "nothing" is singular - like an uncountable concept here, so use "is".
- "other poems" is plural, so use "are".
- "many others" is plural, so use "are".
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