The document provides examples of using the phrases "there is/are" in different contexts, including changing sentences between singular and plural forms, making sentences negative, rearranging word order, and filling in blanks with "is", "isn't", "are", or "aren't". It focuses on providing practice with these common phrases involving existence, number, and location.
The document provides examples of using the phrases "there is/are" in different contexts, including changing sentences between singular and plural forms, making sentences negative, rearranging word order, and filling in blanks with "is", "isn't", "are", or "aren't". It focuses on providing practice with these common phrases involving existence, number, and location.
The document provides examples of using the phrases "there is/are" in different contexts, including changing sentences between singular and plural forms, making sentences negative, rearranging word order, and filling in blanks with "is", "isn't", "are", or "aren't". It focuses on providing practice with these common phrases involving existence, number, and location.
1.- Transform these sentences into singular or plural:
1. There is a hill. =>
2. There is an island. => 3. There are some mountains. => 4. There are some trees. =>
2.- Change these sentences into negative:
1. There is a cave in the forest. =>
2. There are some animals. => 3. There are four lakes in the forest. => 4. There is a statue near the hotel. => 5. There are some volcanoes in Asia. => 3.- Put the words in order to make sentences:
1. are / some / there / rainforests / in / America. =>
2. any / there / volcanoes / are / ? =>
3. any / there / deserts / are / ? =>
4. isn’t / there / a / glacier / Mediterranean Sea / in. =>
5. valley / is / there / near / Guadalquivir River / a. =>
4.- Write is / isn't / are / aren't in the spaces:
1. ________ there any mountains in Spain?
2. ________ there any trees in the desert?
3. There ________ beautiful statues near my house.