There "is" some candy in my bag For example, " Today is Easter. In the afternoon, we go egg hunting. I see two eggs in the box. 1. There are some candy in it. 2. There is some candy in it. Which sentence is correct? or how to make the sentence much more common used? Thanks!

word segmentation If I want to devide Happy Is it ha-ppy or hap-py? The same thing as in pizza Is it pi-zza or piz-za?

sunny boy? sunshine boy? 中文的"陽光男孩"轉換成英語是 sunny boy 或sunshine boy 或sunman嗎? 或是 其實英語不這樣講呢? 還是可以怎麼講呢?

Where --asking question There are two sentences in my textbook. 1. He's flying to the supermarket. 2. He wakes up in the library. But I want to ask questions of those two sentences. Is the first one to be Where is he flying to? (Do we need "to" here?? And why??) And is the second sentence to be Where does he wake up in? (Do we need "in" here??) If you can answer this question for me, that's really helpful, and thank you so much.

12, 15, 2013 My friend and I said we dealt to see each other at the theater at 3:00 p.m. this Sunday afternoon. We were going to the movies. While I was buying tickets, I found my wallet was gone. There are my ID card, a few credit cards and withdrawal cards, and some money inside it. My friend called the police for me right away. I guess maybe it's because the bus we took was so crowded that let the pickpocket has the chance to steal my wallet.