Question

Change to interrogative and negative form:
a) There are twenty-five students in my classroom.
Int.:
Neg.:
b) There is a new teacher in this school.
Int.:
Neg.:
c) There are two books in my schoolbag.
Int.:
Neg.:
d) There is one student completing the exercises.
Int.:
Neg.:
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e) In my house, there are there dogs.
?
Int.:
Neg.:

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Answer 1

Resposta:

a) There are twenty-five students in my classroom.

Int.:   Are there twenty-five students in my classroom?

Neg.:  There aren't twenty-five students in my classroom.

b) There is a new teacher in this school.

Int.:  Is there a new teacher in this school?

Neg.:  There isn't a new teacher in this school.

c) There are two books in my schoolbag.

Int.:  Are there two books in my schoolbag?

Neg.:  There aren't two books in my schoolbag.

d) There is one student completing the exercises.

Int.:  Is there one student completing the exercises?

Neg.: There isn't one student completing the exercises.

e) In my house, there are there dogs.

?

Int.:  Are there three dogs in my house?

Neg.: In my house, there aren't there dogs.

Explicação: Para passar as frases para o interrogativo, é só colocar o verb to be antes do sujeito. Para passar as frases para o negativo, é só adicionar o "not" depois do verbo to be ou utilizar "isn't" (is not) ou "aren't" (are not).