The first one is correct because There're is shorter for There are and "There are a good answer to that question" doesn't sound correct right? Whereas the first one There's is short for There is so "There is a good answer to that question" Now that sounds grammatically correct right?
Answer:
The correct answer is B. make inferences about the meaning based on the words around it. If you don't know what a particular word means, you can just look at the words around it and come to a conclusion based on the context. Counting the syllables, keeping reading, and putting the book down won't help you at all, but interpreting the sentence will.
Answer:
Are there
Explanation:
Are There bags under the kitchen counter ?
