Bykadwin0
Here, "it" is a nominative case. But how do I ask about "it"? I ask about the nominative case with "Who or what." How could I do that here?
How would we phrase this here?
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There are + battery:
Explanation: The Subject (= Nominative) is it. The direct objects (= battery) are Bread, wine and Milk products.
The question of the subject it makes no sense. So the problem is not.