THERE IS THERE AREThere is there are

There is and there are We use there are when the sentence is in

plural. For example: There are two bowls in the cupboard

We use there is when the sentence is in singular. For example:

There is a bowl in the cupboard.

some and any We use some when the sentence is in

singular and in afirmative, we also use some when the thing is uncountable. For example:

There is some sugar in the plate. We use any when the sentence is in plural,

in negative or interrogative. We also use any when the thing is uncountable. For example:

there isn’t any sugar in the plate.

a and an We use a, when the sentence is in singular and

countable and when the word starts with consonant For example:

There is a cat on the chair.

We use an when the sentence is in singular with countable , but the next word starts with vowel. For

example: There is an angel in the sky.

Using there is!There is a squirrel on the table.

Using there is Is there a young skater on the skateboard? Yes, there is a young skater on the skate.

Using there isThere is a big spider in the forest

Using there isAre there two wild lions in the sabana?No,there aren´t.In the sabana there is a wild lion.

Using there isIs there a swimming pool next to the modern house? Yes, there is a swimming pool next to the house.

Using there areThere are three bigs cats in the picture.

Using there areThere are two beautiful dogs in the cauldron

Using there are

There aren’t three horses in the meadow. There are two horses in the meadow.

Using there are

Are there any tigers in the sabana? Yes, there are three tigers in the sabana

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