There is/are A
A is an inanimate object or abstract thing (event, idea, etc.) . It cannot be used for people or animals.
- There is/are A A is an inanimate object or abstract thing (event, idea, etc.) . It cannot be used for people or animals.
- A has B B is an inanimate object or abstract thing (event, idea, etc.) . It cannot be used for people or animals.
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テーブルにりんごがある。
There is an apple on the table.
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本棚に絵本が数冊あります。
There are several picture books on the bookshelf.
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りんごがある (there's an apple)
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A has B
B is an inanimate object or abstract thing (event, idea, etc.) . It cannot be used for people or animals.
- There is/are A A is an inanimate object or abstract thing (event, idea, etc.) . It cannot be used for people or animals.
- A has B B is an inanimate object or abstract thing (event, idea, etc.) . It cannot be used for people or animals.
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彼女は料理の才能がある。
She has cooking skills.
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彼は弁護士の資格がある。
He has qualifications as an attorney.
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私は本がある (I have book)
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