〜があります
〜があります means there is/are (things). It is a JLPT N5 grammar point. "〜があります" politely says that a thing, place, event, or time exists. The thing that exists usually comes before the particle "が."
Japanese sources describe it as 「物がある」.
〜があります examples
つくえの上に本があります。
There is a book on the desk.
駅の前に店があります。
There is a shop in front of the station.
〜があります exercises
Pick what belongs in the parentheses. The answer is marked below.
かばんの中にノートが（ ）。
- あります ✓
- います
- です
- します
There is a notebook in the bag.
学校の近くに公園が（ ）。
- います
- あります ✓
- 行きます
- 来ます
There is a park near the school.
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