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If you say "There is an apple", what is the subject of that sentence?

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If you say "There is an apple", what is the subject of that sentence?

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  1. Apple.


  2. There is used as a pronoun, so it is the subject of your sentence.  The verb is is; an is an article, and apple is the predicate nominative--i.e. it is a noun that renames the subject.

  3. My guess would be "apple".  However, I don't think starting a sentence off with, THERE IS, is correct grammar.  Not sure on that one though.
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