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Title: How to Express the Statement "There are two refrigerators in the kitchen"
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In English, we commonly use the phrase "there be" or "have been" to indicate the presence of an object or entity. In this case, when describing two refrigerators in a kitchen, it is appropriate to use "there are" as it is more accurate and precise than "has been." Here's how you can express this statement in English:
There are two refrigerators in the kitchen.
In summary, using "there be" or "have been" to describe the presence of multiple items in a sentence is generally preferred over using "has" alone. This helps convey the intended meaning more accurately and conveys a sense of order and stability.