I Put in the question and negative form:

1. You like purple kites.

2. They like cheese.
3. We play basketball every day.
4. She plays drums every evening.
5. He likes breakfast.

II There is/ there isn’t; there are/ there aren’t:

1. Is there a supermarket in the town? Yes, __________.
2. Is there a church in the school? No, ___________.
3. Are there children in the street? Yes, __________.
4. Are there many houses in the village? No, __________.
5. Is there a TV set in the room? Yes, _____________.
6. Are there many pupils in the class? No, _________.
7. Is there a toy shop in this area? No,____________.
8. Are there mountains here? Yes, __________.
9. Is there a river in the legoland? Yes, ________.
10. Is there a pencil on the table? No, __________.

I Put in the question and negative form:

1. You like purple kites.
2. They like cheese.
3. We play basketball every day.
4. She plays drums every evening.
5. He likes breakfast.

II There is/ there isn’t; there are/ there aren’t:

11. Is there a supermarket in the town? Yes, __________.
12. Is there a church in the school? No, ___________.
13. Are there children in the street? Yes, __________.
14. Are there many houses in the village? No, __________.
15. Is there a TV set in the room? Yes, _____________.
16. Are there many pupils in the class? No, _________.
17. Is there a toy shop in this area? No,____________.
18. Are there mountains here? Yes, __________.
19. Is there a river in the legoland? Yes, ________.
20. Is there a pencil on the table? No, __________.