Hi. That depends on whether what you are talking about is a countable or uncountable noun. We would say “There’s a lot of water on the floor” (water is uncountable) or “There are a lot of apples in the basket” (apples are countable). I hope that helps 😊

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Both are correct, they mean the same thing except that one is singular and the other one is plural. "There's" or "there is" is singular. There are is plural. Example: -There is a car in the street. -There are three cars in the street. Hope it helped you. Teacher Simon

Yes I agree with Tess. It depends on the context.