The document lists things that there are and are not in both the affirmative and negative using the phrases "There is/are" and "There isn't/aren't". It provides examples of singular and plural nouns to demonstrate these phrases, such as "There is a book" or "There are books", and "There isn't a car in the garage" or "There aren't any oranges in the fridge".

1. THERE IS AFIRMATIVO
There is.
1. There is a book.
2. There is a policeman.
3. There is a swimming pool.
4. There is a charol.
5. There’s a cupboard.
6. There is a star.
7. There is a car in the garage.
8. There is an apple in the fridge.
9. There is a pencil in my case.
10.There is an elephant in the zoo.
11.There is a glass of water on the table.
THERE IS NEGATIVO
There isn´t:
1. There isn´t a car in the garage.
2. There isn´t an apple in the fridge.
3. There isn´t a pencil in my case.
4. There isn´t an elephant in the zoo.
5. There isn´t a glass of water on the table.
6. There isn't a shop
THERE ARE AFIRMATIVO
There are:
1. There are books
2. There are apples.
3. There are bananas.
4. There are airplanes.
5. There are boats.
6. There are some oranges in the fridge.
7. There are some cars in the street.
8. There are some pencils in my case.
9. There are some animals in the zoo.
10.There is some water on the table.
THERE ARE NEGATIVO
There aren´t:
1. There aren´t any oranges in the fridge.
2. There aren´t any cars in the street.

2. 3. There aren´t any pencils in my case.
4. There aren´t any animals in the zoo.
5. There isn´t any water on the table.