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    When the first thing on a list is a singular noun phrase, it's better to use “There is” If the first thing is a plural noun phrase, use “There are” (4) There is a pen and two books on the table (5) There are two books and a pen on the table Which explanation is more cogent? Any insight you might have would be very much appreciated
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