Which sentence correctly avoids using the singular contraction ‘there’s’ with a plural noun?

Explanation

The contraction ‘there’s’ stands for ‘there is,’ a singular construction, and should not be used before a plural noun like ‘reasons.’ Since ‘reasons’ is plural, the correct form is ‘there are,’ giving ‘There are many reasons for this,’ rather than incorrectly using the singular contraction with a plural subject. Explore more English MCQs on mcqstutor to keep practicing.