there is / there are

What is the question form for 'there are'?

• Is there...?

• Are there...?

• There are...?

• Do there...?

What is the difference between 'there is' and 'there are'?

• Use 'there is' for plural nouns and 'there are' for singular nouns.

• Use 'there is' for singular nouns and 'there are' for plural nouns.

• Both 'there is' and 'there are' can be used interchangeably.

• 'There is' is used for uncountable nouns and 'there are' for countable nouns.

When do we use 'there is'?

• To indicate the existence of a plural noun.

• To indicate the existence of a singular noun.

• To ask a question about existence.

• To express a future possibility.

How would you respond to 'Is there a computer in the office?' if there is one?

• Yes, there is a computer.

• No, there isn't a computer.

• I'm not sure if there is a computer.

• There might be a computer, but I don't know.

How do you negate 'there are'?

• You say, 'There isn't...'

• You say, 'There aren't...'

• You say, 'There is not...'

• You say, 'There are not...'

How do you negate 'there is'?

• You say, 'There isn't...'

• You say, 'There is not...'

• You say, 'There are not...'

• You say, 'There isn't any...'

What is the correct response to 'Is there any milk?'

• Yes, there is some milk.

• No, there isn't any milk.

• Maybe, check the fridge.

• I'm not sure, let me check.

How would you respond to 'Are there any chairs in the room?' if there are none?

• No, there aren't any chairs.

• Yes, there are some chairs.

• There might be chairs, but I can't see them.

• There are a few chairs in the corner.

When do we use 'there are'?

• To indicate the existence of a single noun.

• To indicate the existence of multiple nouns.

• To ask a question about existence.

• To express a future action.

Example of using 'there are' in a sentence.

• There are three books on the table.

• There is a book on the table.

• There are many cars in the parking lot.

• There is a cat in the garden.