Flashcards on English Comparatives, Superlatives, and 'There Is/Are'
English Comparatives, Superlatives, and 'There Is/Are' Explained
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There is / There are (English grammar)
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Card 1
Question: When do you use 'There is' versus 'There are'?
Answer: Use 'There is' for singular nouns and 'There are' for plural nouns.
Card 2
Question: Make a positive sentence with 'There is' using 'a book'.
Answer: There is a book.
Card 3
Question: Make a positive sentence with 'There are' using 'two books'.
Answer: There are two books.
Card 4
Question: How do you make a negative sentence with 'There is' for 'a table'?
Answer: There isn't a table.
Card 5
Question: How do you make a negative sentence with 'There are' for 'desks'?
Answer: There aren't any desks.
Card 6
Question: Form a yes/no question asking about one table.
Answer: Is there a table?
Card 7
Question: Form a yes/no question asking about desks (plural).
Answer: Are there any desks?
Card 8
Question: Give the short affirmative and negative short answers for 'Is there a table?'
Answer: Yes, there is. / No, there isn't.
Card 9
Question: Give the short affirmative and negative short answers for 'Are there any desks?'
Answer: Yes, there are. / No, there aren't.
Card 10
Question: Write a sentence using 'There is' about a dog in the garden.
Answer: There is a dog in the garden.