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MCQmediumUnderstanding the use of 'there' for existence, events, and quantities

Which sentence is grammatically correct based on the rules for 'it' and 'there'?

Options

aThere's nice to hear from you.
bIt's nice to hear from you.check_circle
cThere are nice to hear from you.
dIt are nice to hear from you.

Key Points

From Activity 4, Adrita's mail starts with 'It's nice to hear from you.' 'It' is used here to describe a general situation or feeling.

Source

Class 6 › English Grammar and Composition › Chapter 7: Introductory 'There' & 'It' › Topic: Understanding the use of 'there' for existence, events, and quantities

Aligned to the NCTB national curriculum.