Around the House
Name one thing in the kitchen.
A fridge. (example)
Is “apple” countable?
Yes
What food do you like?
(Example) “I like pizza.”
Complete: “___ a table in the room.”
There is.
What do you write when you send a birthday card?
“Happy Birthday!”
Name one thing in the living room.
A sofa
Is “milk” countable or uncountable?
Uncountable
What drink do you not like?
(Example) “I don’t like tea.”
Complete: “___ two windows in the classroom.”
There are.
How can you start a letter to your teacher?
“Dear Mr./Ms. [Name],”
What do you sleep on?
Complete: “There ___ some sugar.”
is
Complete: “I love ___.”
(Example) “I love pasta.”
Make a question with “Is there.”
“Is there a TV?”
How can you start a letter to a friend?
“Hi [name],” or “Dear [name],”
What can you find in the bathroom?
A mirror
Complete: “There ___ three chairs.”
are
Complete: “I don’t like ___.”
(Example) “I don’t like fish.”
Make a question with “Are there.”
“Are there books on the desk?”
What can you write at the end of a friendly letter?
“See you soon!” or “Love, [your name].”
Name three things in your house.
Bed, table, chair
Make a sentence with an uncountable noun.
(Example) “There is some water.”
Complete: “My friend likes ___, but I don’t.”
(Example) “My friend likes sushi, but I don’t.”
Make a sentence using both “There is” and “There are.”
“There is a teacher and there are students.”
Write two lines for a thank-you letter.
“Thank you for your help. You are very kind.”