The document discusses using there is/are to identify singular or plural nouns in sentences and questions. It provides examples of sentences containing baby giraffes, butterflies, elephants, planes, goats and ducks to illustrate plural nouns using "there are". Examples of questions with singular nouns like rabbit and plural nouns like apples or corals are given to demonstrate answering with "yes, there is/are" or "no, there isn't/aren't".

1. There is_There are a_an_some_a lot of_ any

2. There is … a baby giraffe in this picture a butterfly on the flower

3. There are … some elephants in the photo. some planes in the sky.

4. There are … a lot of goats in the photo. a lot of baby ducks in the photo.

6. Is there a rabbit in the garden? Yes, there is. No, there isn’t.

7. Are there … any apples in the garden? any corals in the sea? Yes, there are. No, there aren’t.