Personal Pronouns

To talk about the existence of something, we use there + be.

Look at these examples.

I really ought to phone home. ~ Well, there's a phone box round the corner.

Could I make myself an omelette? ~ Of course. There are some eggs in the fridge.

There's an important meeting at work that I have to go to.

Here are some more examples.

There's a bus at ten to five. There'll be a meal waiting for us.

Is there a toilet in the building? Were there any bargains in the sale?

There have been some burglaries recently. There might have been an accident.

We also use there with words like a lot of, many, much, more, enough and with numbers.

There were a lot of problems to discuss. There's too much noise in here. Will there be enough chairs? There are thirty days in April.