There is/are
Complete:
_____ a book on the table.
There is
She has ___ apple for lunch.
an
Are there ___ oranges left?
Is much used with countable or uncountable nouns?
Uncountable nouns
"There is two cats on the roof."
"There are two cats on the roof."
Complete:
_____ three littles of milk in the fridge.
There are
He is ___ university student.
a
University starts with the sound /j/
I have ___ water in my bottle.
some
She has _____ friends.
a lot of / many
"I bought an uniform for school."
"I bought a uniform for school."
Make it negative:
"There is a dog in the park."
"There isn't a dog in the park."
Look at ___ moon tonight!
the
There isn't ___ milk in the fridge.
any
I don't have ___ time today.
any
"How much chairs do we need?"
"How many chairs do we need?"
Make it interrogative:
"There are students in the classroom."
"Are there students in the classroom?"
I saw ___ cat. ___ cat was sleeping under the car.
a / the
Would you like ___ coffee?
some
(petition/offer)
Correct the mistake:
"There are much cars in the street"
There are many / a lot of cars in the street.
"There aren't some people in the park."
"There aren't any people in the park." OR
"There are some people in the park."
Traduce:
"Hay mucha gente en la clase"
There is a lot of / many people in the classroom.
¿Por qué decimos "an hour" pero "a house"?
Porque la 'h' en 'hour' es muda (empieza con sonido vocálico) y en 'house' se pronuncia.
Correct the mistake:
"I don't have some friends in London."
"I don't have any friends in London."
How ___ students ____ in your class?
many / are there
"Is there any apples on an table?"
"Are there any apples on the/a table?"