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What are the verbs that I can use after there, other than is and are?
I think we can say there comes~ and there goes~. But is there any other word that we can use like this?
What are the verbs that I can use after there, other than is and are?
I think we can say there comes~ and there goes~. But is there any other word that we can use like this?
I think we can say there comes~ and there goes~. But is there any other word that we can use like this?
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"There goes/comes…" is an idiomatic expression, so it wouldn't make sense to replace "to go/come" with another verb. :)
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- there might/might've
- there should've, there would've, there could've
- there isn't, there wasn't, there hasn't
- there can/can't
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Not really. What I wanted to ask was if there is any word like go or come that could be used after there.
For example, can we say "there appears" or "there known"?
For example, can we say "there appears" or "there known"?
- English (UK)
Sorry, I'm not really sure what you mean. If you have specific words you can write them down here and I'll go through them.
"There appears" is fine, but "there known" is incorrect.
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"There goes/comes…" is an idiomatic expression, so it wouldn't make sense to replace "to go/come" with another verb. :)
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