to be + any (plural, singular forms)

Because it's wrong !

130478: the sentence "There is not any swimming pools in our city"
why "to be" in singular form and not in plural??
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Because in English, most speakers, in the majority of situations, will use the singular form even with a plural delayed subject. The empty subject 'there' has possibly seen a reanalysis as,

The situation is not any ... .