Question

There is nobody in the house, … ? * isn't there is there is it

Answer 1

Ответ:

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isn't there

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Answer 2

If the statement is "there is nobody in the house," the question that corresponds to it would typically be "isn't there anyone in the house?" This question is formed by using the negative contraction "isn't" and reversing the word order of "there is" to "is there."

However, it's also possible to form other variations of questions using "is there" in different contexts. For example:

1. "Is there anybody in the house?" - This question implies uncertainty about the presence of someone in the house and seeks confirmation.

2. "Is there someone in the house?" - This question assumes that there may be someone in the house and seeks confirmation.

3. "Is there nobody in the house?" - This question emphasizes the absence of people in the house and seeks confirmation.

4. "Is there anybody else in the house?" - This question implies the presence of at least one person and seeks to know if there are additional individuals.

In all of these variations, the question is formed by using the auxiliary verb "is" followed by the subject "there." The question can be answered using "yes, there is" or "no, there isn't," depending on the situation.