Let's + verb + Where is/are...?
Let's = Let us
We use Let's to make a suggestion about doing something together.
Let's + base verb
Let's play the guitar.
Let's go to the beach.
Let's swim.
Let's play football.
⚠️ Don't add -s or -ing.
❌ Let's playing.
❌ Let's plays.
✅ Let's play.
Use Where is...? for ONE thing.
Where is the blue book?
It's on the table.
Where is the ball?
It's under the chair.
Short form:
Where is → Where's
Where's the blue book?
Use Where are...? for MORE THAN ONE thing.
Where are the orange books?
They are on the table.
Where are the shoes?
They are under the bed.
Short form:
Where are → Where're
However, in normal English, "Where are...?" is much more commonly used than "Where're".
| One thingMore than one | |
| Where is the book? | Where are the books? |
| Where is the ball? | Where are the balls? |
| Where is the shoe? | Where are the shoes? |
IS → one
ARE → many
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