There is and There are / Are there? Is there?...

There is and There are

by Kelly Florentino

​We use "There is"

​When the noun is singular.

Example: ​ There is a supermarket

​We use "There are"

​When the noun is plural.

Example: ​ There are three supermarkets

​Let's practice

​Let's do some exercises

​Are you ready?

Multiple Choice

______  __  a police station.

• There

• There is

Multiple Choice

_____ ___ three brawl stars.

• There  are

• There is 

Multiple Choice

______ __ a Book shop.

• There is 

• There are

Multiple Choice

_____  ___  three brawl stars?

• There is

• There are

Multiple Choice

_____ __ a cafè

• There is

• There are

Multiple Choice

______ ___ twelve brawl stars.

• There is

• There are

​We use... " Is there? "

​To make questions about a singular thing.

​For example: Is there a school in the street?

Multiple Choice

__ _____ a teacher at School?

• Is there

• Are there

Multiple Choice

__  _____ a supermarket next to the cinema?

• Are there?

• Is there?

Multiple Choice

__ ______ a cinema?

• Is there

• Are there

​We use... " Are there? "

​To make questions about a plural things.

​For example: Are there two parks next to my home?

Multiple Choice

___ _____ people in town?

• Are there?

• Is there?

Multiple Choice

___ ______ some pizza?

• Is there

• Are there

Multiple Choice

___ ______ two plane tickets

• Is there?

• Are there?

​Is there a School next to my home?

​Yes. There is.

POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE ANSWER

​No. There isn't.

​Are there some pizza in the table?

​Yes. There are.

POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE ANSWER

​No. There aren't.