THERE IS and THERE ARE

REMEMBER

THERE IS

We use THERE IS, when talk about SINGULAR THING. (COUNTABLES and UNCOUNTABLES)

AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES:

• Estructure:

           There is + A/AN + thing + complemet

• Examples:

• There is a computer in the office.

• There is an apple on the table.

• There is a student in the clasroom.

NEGATIVE SENTENCES:

• Estructure:

           There isn´t + A/AN + thing + complemet

• Examples:

• There isn't a notebook in the bookstore.

• There isn't an aeroplane in the airport.

• There isn't a mirror in the bathroom.

INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES:

• Estructure:

           Is there + a/an + thing + complement + ?

• Examples:

• Is there a  courtain in the kitchen?.
• Yes, there is / No, there isn't.

• Is there an apple in the fridge?
• Yes, there is. / No, there is´t.

• Is there a laptop in the house?
• Yes, there is. / No, there isn't.

IMPORTANT

THERE ARE

We use THERE ARE, when talk about PLURAL THINGS.
We never use A/AN after THERE ARE.

AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES:

• Estructure:

           There are  + (SOME ) +  things + complemet

• Examples:

• There  are six books in the bookstore. 

• There are twenty apples on the table.

• There are some students in the English Class.

NEGATIVE SENTENCES:

• Estructure:

           There aren't  +  ANY + things + complemet.

• Examples:

• There aren't  any notebooks in the bookstore.

• There aren't five computers games in my office.

• There aren't any mirrors in the hall.

INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES:

• Estructure:

           Are there +  any  + things + complement + ?

• Examples:

• Are there any courtains in the kitchen?.
• Yes, there are / No, there aren't

• Are there any apples in the fridge?
• Yes, there are. / No, there aren't.

• Are there any markers in his bag?
• Yes, there are. / No, there aren't.

NOW,  IN YOUR NOTEBOOK, COPY THE TEST.