Question

Как правильно Is\are there a university in your hometown

Answer 1

Is there a university in your town?

Answer 2

is there a university in your hometown

Answer 3

To form a correct question, you can say:

"Is there a university in your hometown?"

This question is in the present tense and uses the singular form "is" to inquire about the existence of a university in someone's hometown. If you want to inquire about multiple universities, you can use the plural form "are":

"Are there any universities in your hometown?"