There "is" / "are" a lot of...
 

- There is a lot of corn in the store.
- There are a lot of corn in the store.
The word "corn" here is a singular noun, so the first is correct and the second is wrong, isn't it?

- There is a lot of people in the store.
- There are a lot of people in the store.
The word "people" here is a plural noun, so the first is wrong and the second is correct, isn't it?

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Re: There "is" / "are" a lot of...
 

Yes and yes :)

Re: There "is" / "are" a lot of...
 

Thank you, Sue.