Question

4. Read what Andrew says about the neighborhood he lives in and circle the correct verb form:
there is/isn’t or there are/aren’t.

I live in New Orleans, and the neighborhood where I
live is very devasted. There (1) is/are no schools left. To
go to school I have to walk about 2 miles. There (2) is/
are only a small supermarket, there (3) isn’t/aren’t any
hospitals or sports clubs nearby. There (4) is/are only
a bakery. There (5) isn’t/aren’t any bars or restaurants
around, so tourists don’t visit us very often. After
hurricane Katrina, the situation got very bad.

Answer 1

1. Is
2. Is
3. Aren't
4. Is
5. Aren't