"There was lots to eat and drink" or "there were lots to eat and drink"? Thank you :).
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"was"
There was a lot to eat and drink.
The stuff is uncountable so use "was".
(Pretty appalling error above from native speakers)
4
Honey,
There was lots to eat and drink.
Plural Count Noun
There are a lot of books in your bag.
There are lots of books in you bag.
Non-Count Noun
There is a lot of milk left in your glass.
There is lots of milk left in your glass.
There was lots to eat and drink..................'to eat and drink' is non-count
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I would say "There was a lot to eat and drink"
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I agree with the first girl and Eliot
0
there were lots to eat and drink
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