Where we get money from.
Bank.
Tauriel is ____________ Legolas.
Next to.
Complete with is or are.
There ________ more than 300 movie theaters.
There are more than 300 movie theaters.
Name the landscape feature.
Mountain.
Complete with a, an, some, any:
There is _______ tunnel to the subway station.
There is a tunnel to the subway station.
Where we buy medicine.
Drugstore.
Smaug, the dragon, is __________ the gold.
On.
Write a complete sentence.
There / not / shoe stores / in my town.
There aren't shoe stores in my town.
Name all the landscape features that have water in common.
beach, island, lake, river, ice, snow, waves.
Complete with a, an, some, any:
There are _______ interesting activities like swimming with sharks.
There are some interesting activities like swimming with sharks.
Where we do physical exercise.
Gym.
The miss is _________ the other women.
Between.
Write a complete sentence.
There / not / train station / in my town.
There isn't a train station in my town.
Say a landscape feature that the island and the beach have in common.
Sand / water
Complete with a, an, some, any:
There is ______ hour before the movie starts.
There is an hour before the movie starts.
Where we read books.
Library.
The school is ______________ the tree.
Across from
Describe the image with "there is" and "there are".
Very good!
What is the difference between lake and river?
A river is a large flowing water body that empties itself into seas or oceans. Lakes are large water bodies that are surrounded by land on all sides.
Write sentences about the landscape with There is / isn’t or There are / aren’t and a / an / some / any.
OK!
A small store where we buy magazines on the street.
Newsstand.
The ball is __________ the box.
Near.
Describe the image with "there is" and "there are".
Very good!
What is the difference between ice and snow?
Ice is formed when liquid water freezes, while Snow is formed when water vapor freezes into ice crystals in the atmosphere.
Write sentences about the landscape with There is / isn’t or There are / aren’t and a / an / some / any.
OK!