The document provides exercises to practice using "there is/are", "is/are there", and "there isn't/aren't" in sentences. For each section, the learner is asked to complete 10 sentences by choosing the correct form of "there is/are", "is/are there", or "there isn't/aren't" based on whether the subject is singular or plural.

1. THERE IS / THERE ARE
A. Complete the sentences using "there is" or "there are".
1. _________________books on the table.
2. _________________many cars in the street.
3. _________________a picture on the wall.
4. _________________a pencil near the book.
5. _________________many trees in the forest.
6. _________________a cat under the table.
7. _________________seven apples in the fridge.
8. _________________a dog in the house.
9. _________________a monkey on the tree.
10. _________________many rooms in my house.
B. Complete the sentences using "Is there" or "Are there".
1. _________________an opera in our city?
2. _________________many girls in your class?
3. _________________a police-station near the hospital?
4. _________________any bananas in the basket?
5. _________________trees in the park?
C. Complete the sentences using "there isn't" or "there aren't".
1. _________________many people in the streets.
2. _________________any butter in the fridge.
3. _________________any plates on the table.
4. _________________any milk in the bottle.
5. _________________any coffee in the cup.