This document discusses the use of "there is" and "there are" in English. It explains that "there is" is used for singular nouns while "there are" is used for plural nouns. It also covers using "a" versus "an" depending on whether the next word starts with a vowel sound or consonant sound. Additionally, it provides examples of how to use "there isn't/there is not" and "there aren't/there are not" to indicate negation.

2. THERE IS THERE ARE
HAY
We use there is for singular
noun.
(un solo objeto, persona, animal
o lugar)
We use there is for plural
nouns.
(dos o más objetos, personas,
animals o lugares)
There is a red
flower
There are three red
flower.

3. THERE ISThere is an apple on the table: Hay una manzana sobre la mesa.
There is a cat in the house: Hay un gato en la casa.
A AN
UNO /
UNA
Use A if the word begins with a
consonant sound. (A cuando la
palabra que sigue tiene sonido
con consonante)
use AN if the word begins with a
vowel sound. (AN cuando la
palabra que sigue inicia con
sonido de vocal.
a book
a guitar
a beautiful car
a dog
a house
an apple
an old man
an elephant
an hour
SINGULAR

4. .
THERE ARE
There are four guitars
There are five appleS
There are seven dogs

5. THERE ISN’T
THERE IS NOT
(singular)
NO HAY
THERE AREN’T
THERE ARE NOT
(plural)
There isn’t an
elephant
There is not a
violin
There aren´t
six elephants
There are
not two
violins