3. THERE IS – THERE ARE
AFFIRMATIVE FORM
• Usamos estas expresiones para describir:
• ‘ There is’ para un objeto (singular)
• ‘There are’ para más de un objeto (plural)
4. THERE IS – THERE ARE
• Hablamos en singular:
• There is a clock.
(=There is one clock)
• There is a ball.
(=There is one ball)
5. THERE IS – THERE ARE
• Hablamos en plural:
• There are (two) computers.
• There are (two) flowers.
6. THERE IS- THERE ARE
• Describe.
*Vocabulary:
• a house
• a lake
• some trees
7. THERE IS – THERE ARE
• Y la descripción resulta así:
• There is a house.
• There is a lake.
• There are some trees.
ahora describe otra imagen…
8. THERE IS – THERE ARE
Describe the picture using the next vocabulary:
flat
picture
window
table
tree / plant
carpet
TV
book
sofa / armchair
lamp
9. THERE IS – THERE ARE
Use the following prepositions:
• ON – sobre
• IN FRONT OF – en frente de
• BEHIND – atrás
• NEXT TO – a la par de
• TO – hacia
• AT – en – a
11. THERE IS – THERE ARE
• NEGATIVE FORM
Agregamos ‘not’ después de is/are:
• There is not one chair.
(=There isn’t one chair)
• There are not three chairs.
(=There aren’t three chairs)
12. THERE IS – THERE ARE
• INTERROGATIVE FORM
Yes-No questions
El verbo se traslada adelante de ‘there’:
• Is there a dog in the house?
Yes, there is / No, there isn’t
• Are there trees?
Yes, there are / No, there aren’t
13. THERE IS – THERE ARE
• Write the negative and the interrogative.
A. There is a book on the table.
B. There are rulers on the desk.
C. There are six watches.
D. There is one dictionary.
14. THERE IS – THERE ARE
HOW MANY …. (cuántos)
Se usa How many con sustantivos contables.
• How many chairs are there?
There are four.
• How many tables are there?
There is one.
15. THERE IS - THERE ARE
• Answer.
• How many books are there?
• How many boys are there?
• How many cars are there?
16. THERE IS – THERE ARE
• HOW MUCH …. (cuánto)
Se usa How much con incontables.
• How much juice is there?
There is a lot (mucho)
• How much sugar is there? SUGAR
There is a few (poco)
17. THERE IS – THERE ARE
• Read and complete.
• The book is ………. the desk.
• The students are ……… school.
• The lamp is ………… the sofa.
• The picture is …………. the wall.
• The teacher is …………………….. the class.
