MEDIA MENGAJAR

BRIGHT AN ENGLISH

FOR SMP/MTs GRADE VII

BAB 6

Where’s the Monument?

 A. Numbers
Examples 130 a hundred and thirty
180 a hundred and eighty
254 two hundred and fifty four
300 three hundred
365 three hundred and sixty five
490 four hundred and ninety
421 four hundred and twenty one
1000 one thousand
2050 two thousand and fifty
4750 four thousand seven hundred and fifty
B. There’s/There are

We use There is (There’s) + singular nouns.

Example: There is a hospital on the Pemuda Street.

Remember! We also use There is + singular nouns + singular nouns

Example: There is a minimarket, a bank and a café by the river.
Not There are a minimarket, a bank and a café by he river.

We use There are (There’re) + plural nouns.

Example: There are lots of museums in Semarang.
Not There is lots of museums in Semarang.
 Practice the dialogue
Is there a museum in No, there is not. Are there any
your town? good bookstores in our town?

Yes, there are. Is there a

Yes, there is.
library in our town?

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C. Positive Imperatives

To make positive imperative sentences, use the base form of

the verb.
Example:
 Buy the bread in the bakery.
 Visit the Maimun Palace when you are in Medan.
D. Prepositions of Place

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Summary

There, their or there are all pronounced the same.

• We use there in the phrase there’s/there are.
e.g. There’s a police station on the corner on the street.
• We also use there to say where something is.
e.g. The restroom is over there.
• There is a possessive pronoun (such as my, your, his, her, our).
e.g. Thomas and Jack are twins. Their house is next to the bank.
They’re = they are
e.g. That’s Rob and Hanson. They’re (they are) my nephews.
• There is (There’s) and There are (There’re)
We use There’s + singular nouns.
Example: There’s a library on the Ahmad Yani Street.
Remember! We also use There’s + singular nouns + singular nouns
Example: There’s a swimming pool, a supermarket, and a café.
Not There are a swimming pool, a supermarket, and a café.
• We use There are + plural nouns.
Example: There are lots of houses by the river.
Not There’s lots of houses.
Positive Imperative
• We use imperative when we want to tell someone to do something.
• The positive imperative sentences use the base form of the verb.
Sit down here, please Leave the room now. Be there on time.

Prepositions of Place
We use prepositions of place to say where something or someone is.
Example:
 My money is in my pocket.
 The cellphone is on the table.
 The bench is in front of the pond.
 The cat is behind the sofa.
 There’s a bank next to the supermarket.
 The school is between the restaurant and the bookshop.