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    This document provides information about planets in our solar system and grammar rules for using "a/an" and "there is/are". It describes the eight planets - Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune - and some of their key features. It also covers using "a" with consonant sounds, "an" with vowel sounds, and exceptions. Grammar rules are explained for "there is" with singular nouns and "there are" with plural nouns, along with examples of affirmative and negative forms.

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    UNIT 4: In Space

    USE of A / AN

    A + consonat

    a statellite

    An + vowel

    an alien

    exception : A N UFO

    VOCABULARY

    A UFO

    A satellite

    An astronaut

    A rocket

    An alien

    cc

    A telescope

    PLANETS

    MERCURY
    MERCURY

    Mercury is the nearest planet to the sun. It's also the smallest planet.

    VENUS

    Venus is the hottest planet.there are thick clouds around Venus.

    Mars
    On Mars, some people believe that on this planet can support life. Mars is called the red planet.

    Jupiter

    Jupiter is the biggest planet Solar Systen.

    Saturn

    Saturn is the sixth planet of the Solar System.It has giant rings surrounding the planet.

    The Earth

    Earth - It is our home planet and has one moon. The Earth is the onli planet with life becouse there are water and oxygen.

    Uranus sometimes called the sideways planet. It is th the 8 planet of the Solar Systen.

    Neptune

    Neptune is the coldest planet, because is very far from the sun.

    There is / There are

    AFFIRMAITVE

    THERE IS is for SINGULAR

    There is a UFO.

    THERE ISN'T
    THERE IS + NOT short form= THERE ISN'T

    There isn't a UFO.

    THERE ARE is for PLURAL

    There are three aliens.

    NEGATIVE
    THERE AREN'T

    THERE ARE + NOT Short form: there aren't

    There aren't three aliens

    There is

    There are

    AN

    lots of

    some

    any

    Now is your turn

    Planets / space

    There are lost of planets in space.

    Familys / some

    There are some families.

    Baby

    There is a baby.

    Isn't / animal

    There isn't an animal.

    Two / cats

    There are two cats.

    The end

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