THERE IS - THERE ARE

THERE IS -  THERE ARE


OBJECTIVE

By the end of the lesson, students should be able to provide information about the objects they find in a specific place in oral and written way.


GRAMMAR



THERE IS -   THERE ARE 



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 There is a flower in the garden                                                  There are some toys on the
                                                                                                                     table                                                                                        

Affirmative              There is a big bathroom upstairs  
Negative                 There isn´t a big bathrom upstairs
Interrogative            Is there a big bathroom upstairs?  
                                Yes, there is.
                                No, there isn`t.

There aren`t three Windows in the bedroom. There are only two.

Are there four bedrooms in your house?    Yes, there are.
                                                         No, there aren´t.

We use there is before singular nouns. Ex: there is a bedroom upstairs

We use there are before plural nouns. Ex: are there two windows in the room?

ACTIVITIES
https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/various/there_is_there_are.htm
WRITING
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LISTENING
Track 64 - 65  English, please 1

READING
Page 88 English, please 1

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