Question

3. Look at the picture and complete with is/isn’t, are/aren’t, a/an, some or any: 1. There _____ _____ cooker next to the fridge. 2. There _____ _____ plates in the sink. 3. There _____ _____ glasses on the table. 4. There _____ _____ clock over the fridge. 5. There _____ _____ boxes on the floor. 4. Look at the picture and complete with is/are and a place preposition: IN FRONT OF, ON, UNDER, BETWEEN, NEXT TO, OVER. 1. There _____ a guitar _____ the wardrobe and the night table. 2. There _____ two tennis balls _____ the floor. 3. There _____ a rug _____the guitar. 4. There _____ a toy car _____ the magazine. 5. There _____ two posters _____ the wall _____ the bed. 6. There _____ a tennis racket ________ the bed.

Answer 1

03.

1.  There is a cooker next to the fridge.

2. There are some plates in the sink.

3. There isn't any glasses on the table.

4. There is a clock over the fridge.

5. There aren't any boxes on the floor.

04.

There is a guitar between the wardrobe and the night table.

There are two tennis balls on the floor.

There is a rug under the guitar.

There is a toy car next to the magazine.

There are two posters on the wall next to the bed.

There is a tennis racket in front of the bed.

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Answer 2

Completing with is/isn’t, are/aren’t, a/an, some or any:

3. 1. There is a cooker next to the fridge.

2. There are some plates in the sink.

3. There isn't any glasses on the table.

4. There is a clock over the fridge.

5. There aren't any boxes on the floor.

4. 1. There is a guitar between the wardrobe and the night table.

2. There are two tennis balls on the floor.

3. There is a rug under the guitar.

4. There is a toy car next to the magazine.

5. There are two posters on the wall next to the bed.

6. There is a tennis racket in front of the bed.

There is, there are e any

Na gramática inglesa usamos "there is" ou "there are" para falar de coisas que podemos ver e de coisas que existem.

Usamos "there is" para substantivos singulares e incontáveis, e usamos "there are" para substantivos contáveis no plural.

Com substantivos contáveis no plural podemos dar a quantidade (five people) ou usar "some", se não soubermos a quantidade exata.

Há duas formas de formar o negativo:

• Adicionar not ou n't ao final do verbo.
• Para substantivos incontáveis, usar "any" após o negativo "isn't", e para substantivos contáveis no plural, usar "any" após "aren't".

Lembre-se: Não usar "any" com substantivos contabilizáveis singulares. A exemplo:

• There isn’t a single biscuit left in the packet.

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