This document discusses using "there is" and "there are" in English to indicate the existence of singular and plural nouns. It provides the grammatical structures for affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using these phrases. Examples are given such as "There is a pool" and "Are there any bathtubs?". Key vocabulary related to places in a home like attic, bathtub, and yard are also listed.

1. Unit 2 – Life at home

2. There is / There are
 Utilizamos There is para indicar la existencia de objetos en singular y
utilizamos There are para los objetos en plural. La estructura
gramatical es:
 En oraciones afirmativas: There + verbo to be + (numero / articulo) +
sustantivo.
 There is a pool.
 There are two bedrooms.
 En negativas: There + verbo to be + not + (numero / articulo) +
sustantivo.
 There isn’t a yard.
 There aren’t three bathrooms.
 En Interrogativas: verbo to be + there + (articulo / any) + sustantivo + ?
 Is there an attic? Yes, there is. / No, there isn’t
 Are there any bathtubs? Yes, there are. / No there aren’t.

3. Vocabulary
attic
bathtub
garage
living room
pool
Yard
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