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This document provides examples of using "there is/there are" in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences with singular and plural nouns. It demonstrates these structures in the context of describing various rooms, objects, groups of people and animals. Key examples include using "there is" for singular nouns like "one bed" and "there are" for plural nouns like "two chairs". It also shows forming questions with "is/are there" structures.
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- 2. Grammar negative: There isn´t: it is for negative and singular. There aren´t: it is for negative and plural. affirmative: There is: it is to speak in affirmative singular. There are: it is to speak in affirmative plural.*
- 3. Grammar • interrogative: • The interrogative is used to ask a question. • There is :used for singular . • There are: used for plural.
- 4. The bedroom • There is one bed. • There isn´t a toilet. • There are two chairs. • There aren´t any backpacks. • There is a rug. • There are four cushions. • There aren´t two doors.
- 5. Mobile phones • There are six phones. • There is one pink. • There isn’t a purple phone. • There aren’t two mp3. • There is a green phone . • Is there a red mobile? • No, there isn´t.
- 6. VEGETABLES AND BABY • There aren´t two tomatoes. • There is an onion . • There arent two babies. • Are there three carrots? • Yes, there are. • Is there a potato? • Yes, there is.
- 7. girls • There are three girls . • There is a lot colour pink . • There isn´t a boy. • there are a two girls with • crowns. • There is a girl with wings . • Is there a car? • No, there isn´t.
- 8. Simpsons family. • There are eleven people. • There is a baby. • Are there three boys ? • Yes, there are three boys. • Is there an old man ? • Yes, there is . Is there a dog ? No, there isn´t.
- 9. animals There are three dogs . Are there three dogs in the basket? Yes, there are . There isn´t a cat . There aren´t any tigers . There is a black dog. There is a brown dog. There is a grey dog.
- 10. Batroom There are two toilets . Are there two carpets? No there aren´t any carpets . Are there any mirrors in the bathroom? Yes, there is only one . Is there a bathtub in this bathroom? Yes, there is only one.
- 11. Name Alicia González Lage. MARTES 29 DE DECEMBRO DE 2015.
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