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[wowenglish1]

I wonder if there is any difference between "1" and "2".
If not, which is more used?
1. Look out, there is a car coming.
2. Look out, a car is coming.

 

[Hi_there_Carl]

No difference and I hear these about equally here in the states. ;-)

 

[David L.]

One of the differences between the States, and elsewhere, is in the use of contractions. So, we would say, particularly as both these sentences would be blurted out in urgency:
1. Look out, there's a car coming.
2. Look out, a car's coming.

You will hear Americans saying, "I have been to the zoo", whereas we would say, "I've been to the zoo."