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There is used to indicate a distance farther than here Over there usually means that one would have to move or travel hint over some distance to get there

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The word some can be used with mass nouns as well and evidence is a mass noun This mass noun is grammatically singular that s why we use is In English evidence is viewed as

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But at the same time we should use the determiner some which may appear in some circumstances to function like the plural of a Even if we introduce things for the first time For

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Per Pheonix2105 s answer in some contexts there might be an implied to do something to with after the word left But I don t see that as particularly relevant to the general

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2 Both are correct Is there a way You are a bit specific about that way though you don t know Is there any way You are talking about some way without any specification

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I ve not come across such a rule though it s true that some speakers dislike this use of lot and lots preferring many and much Incidentally be careful about the grammar there

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0 We use there is for singular nouns and for uncountable nouns and we use there are for plural countable nouns There is some milk is correct

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There is a concern in the medical community that these drugs could induce a negative long term effect regarding X There is one specific concern concern is used as a countable noun