Write some/any/a/an in the following gaps.

1. There are ......... people in the street.

2. There is ......... cinema on the right.
3. There isn't ......... internet café on the left.
4. There aren't ......... rivers running through the town centre.
5. There is ......... bar called Moe's.
6. There are ......... mountains in the horizon.
1. There are ......... parks.
2.

Write There is/There are/There isn't/There aren't at the beginning of the

sentence.

1. ......... ..... an old man sitting on the bench in the park.

2. ......... ..... some students playing football.
3. ......... ..... any crayons on the desk.
4. ......... ..... some books in the library.
5. ......... ..... a laptop in the cupboard.
6. ......... ..... an ice cream in the fridge.
1. ......... ..... some women in the shoe shop.
2. ......... ..... any students in the sports centre.
3. ......... ..... some people near the stadium.

Write 'There is' or 'There are' and 'some' or 'any'.

1. ......... ...... .......... carpets on the floor.

2. ......... ...... .......... window on the right.
3. ......... ...... .......... chairs around the table.
4. ......... ...... .......... children in the classroom.
5. ......... ...... .......... bike near the play corner.
6. ......... ...... .......... easel next to the sand tray.
7. ......... ...... .......... books on the shelf.
8. ......... ...... .......... water in the water tray.
9. ......... ...... .......... crayons near the window.
10. ......... ...... .......... 5 red cushions on the floor.
11. ......... ...... .......... painting on the easel.
12. ......... ...... .......... big window in the play corner.
13. ......... ...... .......... toys on the table.