This document discusses the verb "to be" and provides examples of its affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms in singular and plural contexts. Examples are given for "there is", "there isn't", "there are", and "there aren't". Questions are also provided asking "is there" and "are there" along with answers using the correct forms of the verb "to be".

1. Verbthere to beAffirmativeNegativeInterrogativeThereisThereisn’tIsthere ?SingularThereareTherearen’tArethere?Plural

2. Verbthere to be: affirmativeThereisa bedrooms.Thereisa Therearetwoliving-room.kitchen.

3. Verbthere to be: negativeThereisn’ta garden.a garage.two kitchens.two chimneys.Thereisn’tTherearen’tTherearen’t

4. Verbthere to be: InterrogativeIstherea living-room?Yes, thereis.Istherea garage? No, thereisn’t.living-room.Are theretwobedrooms? No, therearen’t.

5. Look at the picture.Complete the sentences with forms of the verb there to be.Thereisa bathroom.Thereisn’ta garage.Therearen’ttwo bedrooms.There arefive trees.a kitchen.ThereisThereisn’ta dining-room.

6. Look at the picture.Answer the questions.1. Istherea kitchen?Yes, thereis.2. Istherea garage? No, thereisn’t. 3. Are theretwobedrooms? Yes, there are.