There is, There are

We use "there is" and "there are" to show that something exist.

• There is a pencil.
• There are ten fruits.

There is  ( Singular )

• There is a toy over there.
• There is a store down the street.
• There is a book on the table.

There are ( Plural )

• There are many trees.
• There are ten apples.
• There are many cars.

Contractions
The contraction of "there is" is there's.

• There's more juice inside the cup.
• There's more food on the table.

You cannot contract there are.

• There are five dogs.
• There are many bugs.

Negative form

The negative is formed by placing the "no" after is or are.

• There are no bananas to eat.
• There is no water to drink.