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    This document provides examples of using there is/there are in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms to describe pictures or images. It lists things that could be in pictures such as a garden, cars, bicycles, children, traffic lights, a yellow bus, adults, and buildings in the affirmative form. In the negative form it lists things that would not be in pictures such as shoes, towels, pants, pillows, air conditioning, stuffed animals, chairs, toys, and books. In the interrogative form it asks questions about whether specific items are in pictures such as a pencil, calculators, books, an eraser, notebooks, things in a bag, a pen, a blackboard, and a workbook

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    This document provides examples of using there is/there are in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms to describe pictures or images. It lists things that could be in pictures such as a garden, cars, bicycles, children, traffic lights, a yellow bus, adults, and buildings in the affirmative form. In the negative form it lists things that would not be in pictures such as shoes, towels, pants, pillows, air conditioning, stuffed animals, chairs, toys, and books. In the interrogative form it asks questions about whether specific items are in pictures such as a pencil, calculators, books, an eraser, notebooks, things in a bag, a pen, a blackboard, and a workbook

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    Describe The Pictures or Images Using

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    amelia herrera
    This document provides examples of using there is/there are in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms to describe pictures or images. It lists things that could be in pictures such as a garden, cars, bicycles, children, traffic lights, a yellow bus, adults, and buildings in the affirmative form. In the negative form it lists things that would not be in pictures such as shoes, towels, pants, pillows, air conditioning, stuffed animals, chairs, toys, and books. In the interrogative form it asks questions about whether specific items are in pictures such as a pencil, calculators, books, an eraser, notebooks, things in a bag, a pen, a blackboard, and a workbook

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    DESCRIBE THE PICTURES OR IMAGES USING ( THERE IS AND THERE ARE)

    AFFIRMATIVE ( THERE IS / THERE ARE)

    1. There is a garden.
    2. There are several cars.
    3. There are several bicycles.
    4. There are many children.
    5. There are several traffic lights.
    6. There is a yellow bus.
    7 There are many adults.
    8. There are several buildings.
    9. There are some pigeons.
    10. There are many colors
    NEGATIVE (THERE IS NOT / THERE ARE NOT)

    1. THERE ARE NOT SHOES.


    2. THERE ARE NOT TWO PICTURES.
    3. THERE ARE NOT TOWELS.
    4. THERE ARE NOT PANTS.
    5. THERE ARE NOT THREE PILLOWS.
    6. THERE IS NOT AIR ACONDITIONING.
    7. THERE ARE NOT STUFFED ANIMALS.
    8. THERE ARE NOT CHAIRS.
    9. THERE ARE NOT TOYS.
    10. THERE IS NOT BOOK.
    INTERROGATIVE ( IS THERE ? / ARE THERE?)

    1. IS THERE A PENCIL? YES, THERE IS.


    2. ARE THERE TWO CALCULATORS? NO, THERE ARE NOT.
    3. ARE THERE MANY BOOKS? YES, THERE IS.
    4. IS THERE A ERASER? YES, THERE IS.
    5. ARE THERE FIVE NOTEBOOKS? NO, THERE ARE NOT.
    6. ARE THERE MANY THINGS IN THE BAG? YES, THERE ARE.
    7. IS THERE A PEN? YES, THERE IS.
    8. IS THERE A SINGLE BLACKBOARD? YES, THERE IS.
    9. IS THERE A WORKBOOK? YES, THERE IS.
    10. ARE THERE A LOT OF ERASERS? NO, THERE ARE NOT.

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