--instructions--

Listen to the audio and answer the question below.

--questions--

--text--

Sophie is asking for a number. Which answer is correct?

--answers--

There are ten tablets in the storage room.

Ten tablets is in the storage room.

--feedback--

This is incorrect grammar as the subject and verb don't match.

It's ten tablets there.

--feedback--

This sentence is unclear and informal. It doesn't follow proper sentence structure.

Are ten tablets in the storage.

--feedback--

This is phrased like a question and storage is missing the word room.

--video-solution--

1

--explanation--

The correct structure to give a count is:

There are + cardinal number + item in the plural form + in + place. — There are ten tablets in the storage room.

This is grammatically correct and clearly answers the question.

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