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    This document provides an English lesson on identifying the verbs "there is" and "there are" and their usage. It explains that "there is" is used for singular nouns to refer to one thing, animal or person. Examples like "there is a house" and "there is a teacher" are given. It also explains that "there are" is used for plural nouns to refer to multiple things, animals or people. Examples like "there are nine books" and "there are five planes" are provided to illustrate the difference between the singular and plural forms.

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    This document provides an English lesson on identifying the verbs "there is" and "there are" and their usage. It explains that "there is" is used for singular nouns to refer to one thing, animal or person. Examples like "there is a house" and "there is a teacher" are given. It also explains that "there are" is used for plural nouns to refer to multiple things, animals or people. Examples like "there are nine books" and "there are five planes" are provided to illustrate the difference between the singular and plural forms.

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    1ro y 2do SEC

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    This document provides an English lesson on identifying the verbs "there is" and "there are" and their usage. It explains that "there is" is used for singular nouns to refer to one thing, animal or person. Examples like "there is a house" and "there is a teacher" are given. It also explains that "there are" is used for plural nouns to refer to multiple things, animals or people. Examples like "there are nine books" and "there are five planes" are provided to illustrate the difference between the singular and plural forms.

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    “La Científica de Olmos”

    English Course

    Teacher: Marisol Llanos Pérez


    En nuestra sesión de aprendizaje virtual veremos:

    THERE IS - THERE ARE


    En esta clase vamos a lograr identificar- there is / there are
    que significa el verbo haber en singular y plural.
    THERE IS VERBO EN SINGULAR

    SE UTILIZA CUANDO HAY SÓLO UNA COSA,


    ANIMAL O PERSONA.
    EXAMPLES : EJEMPLOS

    THERE IS A HOUSE

    THERE IS A TEACHER
    THERE IS A COW

    THERE IS A RABBIT
    THERE IS A BALL

    THERE IS A MAN
    THERE ARE

    SE UTILIZA CUANDO HAY VARIAS COSAS,


    ANIMALES O PERSONAS Y SINIFICA “HAY”
    EXAMPLES(Ejemplos):

    THERE ARE NINE BOOKS THERE ARE SIX


    PENCILS
    THERE ARE FIVE PLANES

    THERE ARE FOUR CATS


    THERE ARE TWO CARS

    THERE ARE BOYSS


    English Course

    Teacher: Marisol Llanos Pérez

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