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Ann Fernando
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'There's only two bunches of grapes.' Is it right or wrong? Please help me.
I'd hesitate to call it wrong. I think "there is" plays an impersonal role similar to "it is".'There's only two bunches of grapes.' Is it right or wrong? Please help me.
We have "we're" for we are, and "you're" for you are.There is no valid/correct contraction for "there are".
'There's only two bunches of grapes.' Is it right or wrong? Please help me.
We have "we're" for we are, and "you're" for you are.
So why not "there're". And we say "there's" for singular. So, if it's not a legitimate contraction, it should be.