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1) some pens on the table.

2) two glasses on the shelf.

3) a lot of people in the bus.

4) a problem with my car.

5) one bottle of milk in the fridge.

6) eleven players in a football team.

7) an error in this English exercise.

8) three televisions in my house.

9) ten questions in this test.

10) a hundred centimetres in a metre.

 

1) There are / There're some pens on the table.

2) There are / There're two glasses on the shelf.

3) There are / There're a lot of people in the bus.

4) There is / There's a problem with my car.

5) There is / There's one bottle of milk in the fridge.

6) There are / There're eleven players in a football team.

7) There is / There's an error in this English exercise.

8) There are / There're three televisions in my house.

9) There are / There're ten questions in this test.

10) There are / There're a hundred centimetres in a metre.

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