This document discusses countable and uncountable nouns and provides examples of using "there is/are" with both types of nouns. It shows the positive, negative, and question forms for countable nouns like "car" and "orange" and uncountable nouns like "rice" and "water". The document then prompts the reader to provide two additional examples each for countable and uncountable nouns using "there is".

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There is a car
There is an orange
There isn´t a table
There isn´t an apple
Is there a chair?
Is there an orange?

4. Positive
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There is some rice
There is some water
There isn´t some juice
There isn´t any rice
Is there some water?
Is there any juice?

5. Write 2 examples using “There is” for countable nouns and 2 examples
using “There is” for uncountable nouns.
Examples:
COUNTABLES
1.- There is A chair..
There isn´t a chair.
Is there a chair?
UNCOUNTABLES
1.- There is SOME soda.
There isn´t any soda
Is there any soda?