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there is (singular) there are (plural) is/are there? (item)

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1 there is (singular) there are (plural) is/are there? (item)
How many … are there? (#) You can even follow any/all of these questions with a room, “¿… en el/la …?” What is there? (item) (item) Is/are there …? (item) (item) (item) Has to be same item that is in question. Has to be different item than what is in question.

2 Can’t always depend on this method.
es z c es masculine feminine masculine feminine ends in “o”/”os” has “el”/”los” for “the” ends in “a”/”as” has “la”/”las” for “the” CAREFUL!! Can’t always depend on this method. BEST way to tell gender.

3 Los despertadores The alarm clocks Los sillones The arm chairs Las luces The lights Las almohadas The pillows Los espejos The mirrors Los lavaplatos The dishwashers unos un un un una unas

4 Cuántos Cuántos Cuántas Cuántos Cuántos Hay ____ ventanas. No, no hay un garaje. El perro está en ____ ____________. Hay gabinetes, un refrigerador y un fregadero. Hay _____ baños.

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