if there are changes or if there is any changes?

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if there are changes

This phrase is correct.

You can use this phrase when talking about whether there might be any changes to a situation.

Some examples from our editors:

  • If there are changes in the document, don't forget to highlight them.
  • If there are changes in the schedule, please let us know.

Some alternatives from our editors:

  • if there is a change
  • if there are any changes

if there is any changes

This phrase is not correct. Don't use it.

Since the word "changes" is a plural noun, it needs a plural form of the verb.

Some alternatives from our editors:

  • if there are any changes
The word "changes" is a plural noun that needs a plural form of the verb. The noun and verb agree in the phrase "If there are changes"; therefore, this phrase is correct, unlike "If there is any changes."
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Last updated: September 06, 2020

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