gan 2 “ick abe | 01/7} StSLIC, -O1/7t SkSLICt We use the expression -/7} 2SUT}, —/7} BHUTH to describe one’s existence or non-existence, Use 9)¢44t} when one exists, {14t} when one doesn't, Note that -°]/7} comes after a noun to show that the noun is the subject of the sentence, Put -7} afier 2 noun that ends in a vowel and ~9] after a consonant, 2H] QS UT}. There is a book. Alo] BSUTH, there isn't a book, 7HYO] QASUCH, there is a bag. At Sch, As} BSc. 9°] Bech. & \& i (Practice: Fill in the blanks with —0| or —7. Bi At hese. ) Fw gee) PAL el eT. a7 Beuchat gee. 5) Bak Meek od SUT @ Se 2 (Practice 2) Make sentences indicating the existence or non-existence of the following objects using the pattern -O//7} QSLIC} or ~O1/7F SkSLIEt as shown in the example below. Q atrk Mace Sy eG tice my Sel cha ever @ aw fA ab 2h & uel ire 2 E prouse Hoy> 2 > 2 a a a 2 2 2 : ? a a ’ ’ ? ? ) 7 ) ’ ’ Location SIAL Bow eget toy alaaee 41 7H St BUC BM of -- 2 -O1/7t -01 SISLICt Use 01/7} —2H] 1114} to describe where the object or the person is located, —<] comes after a noun that indicates the place to show where one is located, AA gy 2A oS Qin the sentence AIA} Toll S1LICh, you can change the order and use HAO Alay SUG instead. a] shave euch AJAI7E TIAL QISUT}, there is a clock in the classroom. Alo] A)AI7} QUT}, ‘there is a dock in the classroom. Bo] DOVE SLUT, hee is a bed inthe oom ajo] HoH) sleeuleh, So] WAM] ghaeyc. Bale] Yo} Mauch, a7