Is- there t a cat correct or any cat?

It depends on the context. Here's a breakdown:

"Is there a cat"

* This asks if a cat exists in a specific location or situation. For example:

* "Is there a cat in the house?"

* "Is there a cat that can catch mice?"

"Any cat"

* This implies a general question about cats, and it usually means any cat will do. For example:

* "Can I pet any cat?"

* "Do you have any cat food?"

To summarize:

* "Is there a cat" is asking about the existence of a specific cat.

* "Any cat" is asking about the availability of any cat, regardless of specific characteristics.

Let me know if you have a specific sentence in mind, and I can help you figure out which phrase is more appropriate.