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"Are there any restaurant near your house?""There is one" This dialogue is correct? It's correct answer "There is one" when someone asks if "Are there any..."?
Jun 12, 2015 11:39 PM
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Yes, it would be appropriate to respond with "There is one" Also, the question is better worded as "Are there any restaurantS near your house?" As "are" is a plural form , restaurant must also be pluralised (compare: "there ARE restaurantS" with "there is A restaurant"). Hope I've helped :)
June 12, 2015
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"There is one" is correct. It is natural to add a "yes" first, but not necessary. The full dialogue could either be: "Are there any restaurants near your house?" "Yes, there is one." "Is there a restaurant near your house?" "Yes, there is one." (OK but the word "one" isn't needed). "Is there a restaurant year your house?" "Yes, there is."
June 13, 2015
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"Is there any restaurant near your house?" "Yes, there is"
June 13, 2015
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