Is there...? / Are there...?

Change the sentence into a question:

There is a book on the desk.

• Is there a book on the desk?

• Are there a book on the desk?

• Is there a books on the desk?

Change the sentence into a question:

There is a milk in the fridge.

• Is there milks in the fridge?

• Are there a milk in the fridge?

• Is there a milk in the fridge?

Change the sentence into a question:

There are dogs on the sofa.

• Are there dog on the sofa?

• Are there a dogs on the sofa?

• Are there dogs on the sofa?

Change the sentence into a question:

There is a chair in the dining room.

• Is there a chairs in the dining room?

• Is there a chair in the dining room?

• Is there chairs in the dining room?

Change the sentence into a question:

There are flowers in the vase.

• Are there a flowers in the vase?

• Are there flower in the vase?

• Are there flowers in the vase?

Change the sentence into a question:

There are fruits in the basket.

• Are there fruit in the basket?

• Are there fruits in the basket?

• Are there a fruits in the basket?

Change the sentence into a question:

There is a restaurant outside.

• Is there a restaurant outside?

• Is there a restaurants outside?

• Is there restaurants outside?

Change the sentence into a question:

There is a rainbow after the rain.

• Is there a rainbow after the rain?

• Is there rainbows after the rain?

• Is there a rainbows after the rain?

Change the sentence into a question:

There is a National Park in Thailand.

• Is there National Parks in Thailand?

• Is there a Nationals Parks in Thailand?

• Is there a National Park in Thailand?

Change the sentence into a question:

There are rocky mountains in Canada.

• Are there a rocky mountains in Canada?

• Are there rocky mountains in Canada?

• Are there rockys mountain in Canada?