Uses of There is, There are, Order of Adjetive, Frecuency Adverb

a cat sleeping on the couch

• There is

• There are

• There

• The

beautiful flowers in the garden

• There is

• There are

• There

• The

no chairs left in the room

• There is

• There are

• There

• The

always something new to learn

• There

• There are

• There is

• The

enough time to finish everything today

• There is

• There aren't

• There isn't

• There are

We eat fast food twice every other month

• never

• seldom

• sometimes

• always

My father reads the newspaper from Monday thru Sunday

• rarely

• once in a week

• every day

• sometimes

We're so fat we must go for a walk. We walk

• always

• sometimes

• rarely

• never

The house on the hill is (big, old, red). Put adjetive in order using OSASCOMP

• The old, big, red house on the hill is.

• The red, old, big house on the hill is.

• The big, old, red house on the hill is

• The big, red, old house on the hills.

She wore a (winter, woolen, colorful) scarf. Use OSASCOMP for the order of adjetive

• She wore a winter, woolen, colorful scarf.

• She wore a winter, colorful, woolen scarf.

• She wore a colorful, winter, woolen scarf.

• She wore a colorful, woolen, winter scarf.