There is, there are.

_______ a nice restaurant around the corner. Let's go!

• There are

• There isn't

• There's

• Is there

_______ a good movie you can recommend on Netflix?

• There isn't

• Is there

• There are

• There isn't

_______ many people waiting for the subway.

• There's

• There are

• Are there

• Is there

Change the sentence to interrogative. "There isn't any milk in the fridge."

• Is there some milk in the fridge?

• Are there any milk in the fridge?

• There is any milk in the fridge.

• Is there any milk in the fridge?

Change this sentence into a question. "There's a good bookstore on this street."

• Is there a good bookstore on this street?

• Is there a good bookstore on this street?

• Are there a bookstore on this street?

• Are there a good bookstore on this street?

Choose the correct option in plural.

• There's a bank near here.

• There are many bird on the tree.

• There is a vibrant concert at the Arena tonight.

• There are two drugstores near the office.

How do you say: "Hay una iglesia cerca del banco."

• Is there a church near the bank?

• There's a church near the bank.

• There is church near the bank.

• There isn't a church near the bank.

How do you say: "Hay dos celulares en mi escritorio."

• There are two cellphone on my desk

• There's a cellphone on my desk.

• There are two cellphones on my desk

• There are two cellphones my desk on.

"There is" or "there are" are used to. . .

• talk about things.

• refer to things in a city.

• mention the things you can find in a place.

• indicate the difference between singular and plural.

In my life, _______ many things I love.

• there are

• there's

• there're

• there is