There To Be

There + To Be

By Karen Araújo

​There are only two forms when you want to say that something exists or that some things exist:

​Present Simple: There + To Be

​Present Simple: There + To Be

​Affirmative:

- There is a pineapple in the picture.

- There are two bananas in the basket.

​Present Simple: There + To Be

​Negative:

- There isn't a pear in the fruit basket.

- There aren't any vegetables in the picture.

​Present Simple: There + To Be

​Interrogative:

- Is there a green melon in the fruit basket?
Yes, there is.

- Are there four kiwis?
No, there aren't.

Multiple Choice

Rob is looking for a cabbage in the fridge.

Choose the correct option.

• Is there a cabbage in the fridge?

  Yes, there is.

• Are there a cabbage in the fridge?

  No, there aren't.

• Is there a cabbage in the fridge?

  No, there isn't.

• Are there a cabbage in the fridge?

  Yes, there are.

Fill in the Blanks

Complete the sentence:

(...) some tomatoes in the fridge.

Fill in the Blanks

Complete the sentence:

(...) a bottle of olive oil.

Poll

Are there desserts that are healthy?

• Yes, there are.

• No, there aren't.

Word Cloud

What is your favourite fruit?