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  • "There is lots of" is used when referring to an uncountable noun, while "there are lots of" is used when referring to a countable noun. Therefore, the choice between the two depends on whether the noun is countable or uncountable. Use "there are lots of" when the noun following it is countable, such as "There are lots of books on the shelf.".
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  • Remember, there are lots of different ways to do something. ... Therefore, there are lots of invalid coupons floating around the internet.
  • Examples: There are lots of apples in the basket. There are lots of students in the classroom. There are lots of cars in the parking lot.
  • Do we say “There is a lot…” or “There are a lot of…”? This question was put to me recently by a student who noted that “lotis the first noun after a verb.
  • Does the verb agree with the pronoun "lots" or with the uncountable noun "snow"? ... There are lots of snow. Which one is correct?
    • They have a lot of experience in their field. (Alanlarında çok deneyimleri var.)
    • There are lots of restaurants in this town. (Bu kasabada bir sürü restoran var.)
  • There is/There areare both phrases that state the existence of something, and “There is a lot” and “There are a lot” state that there is a lot of either an...
  • There are lots of vs There is lots of which is much better to use in a sentence. Which is more popular in English form?
  • It is about "There is (are) LOTS OF", whether it's fine to use both, depending on what we are speaking about, e.g., rice or apples.
  • There are a lot of apples. ... A lot of (or lots of) can be used with both countable and uncountable nouns. There are lots of apples on the trees.
  • I'm going to guess that the original use was "There is a lot of people", since "lot" can be a noun much like "group" - "There is a group of people".
  • There are lots of Rooms in the Royal Hotel. ... There is lots of или there are lots of.
  • "There is a lot of" and "There are a lot of" are both legitimate terms, depending on whether the noun is countable or not. ... There are a lot of animals.