This document discusses the use of the expressions "there is" and "there are" in English and Spanish to indicate that an object or person exists in a specified location. It explains that "there is" is used for singular countable nouns and uncountable nouns, while "there are" is used for plural nouns. Examples are provided to illustrate the positive, negative, and interrogative forms of these expressions. The document concludes by encouraging the reader to complete a related worksheet to practice these concepts.

3. THERE ARE, THERE IS
 The expressions "there is" and "there are"
are used for indicating that an object or a
person are in a specified site.
 En español ambas significan “HAY”

4. EXAMPLE:
 There is a book on the table.
 There are two cups of coffee on the table.

5. Utilizamos there is cuando el sujeto es:
 Un sustantivo contable singular:
There is an apple on the table.

6.  Un sustantivo incontable:
There is some tea in the glass.

7. Utilizamos there are cuando el sujeto es:
 Un sustantivo plural:
There are two electric guitars on the sofa.

8.  La forma negativa de las expresiones
existenciales there is / there are se construye con la
partícula negativa not:
There isn’t any apple on the table.

9. There aren’t two electric guitars on the sofa.

10.  La forma interrogativa se construye mediante una
inversión entre el verbo to be y el sujeto there:
Is there an apple in the kitchen?

11. Are there two children in the living room?

12. LET’S DO THE
WORKSHEET!