This document provides examples of using "there is" and "there are" to indicate existence in both singular and plural forms. It gives positive example sentences like "There is one table in the classroom" and "There are three chairs in the classroom." It then provides a practice section asking the reader to write sentences using these structures and answer questions about whether singular or plural versions of objects exist in certain locations.

3. We use there is and there are to say
that something exists.
Positive Sentences
 We use there is for singular and there are for plural.
 There is one table in the classroom.
 There are three chairs in the classroom.
 There is a spider in the bath.
 There are many people at the bus stop.

4. 1.There are three children in the living
room.
2. There is a TV.
3. There ……….. Two chairs.
4. There ……..a phone there
5. There ………a watch next the
phone.
6. There ……….. Green curtains in the
room
7. There ……… books here.

6. PRACTICE
1.WRITE 10 SENTENCES ABOUT THE POSTER.

7. 2. LOOK AT YOUR CLASS AND WRITE
10 SENTENCES IN PLURAL AND 10 IN
SINGULAR.
POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE.

8. 3. ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS
1. Is there a dog in the class?
2. Are there any TVs in the class?
3. Is there a cellphone in your backpack?
4. Are there any markers in the teacher’s pencil case?
5. Is there a baby in the class?
6. Are there pink curtains in your bedroom?
7. Is there a bike in your bedroom?
8. Are there any apples in your backpack?
9. Are there any math notebooks in the class?
10. Is there a cafeteria in the school?

10. What is there in the backpack?

11. Look at the pictures and find the
differences.
Example:
In the picture 1 there is a
cookie, and in the picture
2 there are three cookies.

12. What is there in the pencilcase?