is and are, mail and mails, on or in the bus

[Ju]

1. There aren't any mails in the mail box.

For the above sentence, I would correct it to:
There isn't any mail in the mail box

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2. There are no mails in the mail box.

For the above sentence, I would correct it to:
There is no mail in the mail box.

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3. There is a boy in the bus.

For the above sentence, I would correct it to:
There is a boy on the bus.

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Am I right?

Thank you.

 

[emsr2d2]

1. There aren't any mails in the mail box.

For the above sentence, I would correct it to:
There isn't any mail in the mail box. :tick:



2. There are no mails in the mail box.

For the above sentence, I would correct it to:
There is no mail in the mail box. :tick:



3. There is a boy in the bus.

For the above sentence, I would correct it to:
There is a boy on the bus. :tick:




Am I right?

Thank you.

I have marked all of your corrections as correct but bear in mind they are for BrE. I think "There is a boy in the bus" might be OK in AmE.

 

[Barb_D]

In a car, on a bus.

 

[billmcd]

I have marked all of your corrections as correct but bear in mind they are for BrE. I think "There is a boy in the bus" might be OK in AmE. In some circumstances, possibly, but most often "on".

b.