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    The document discusses countable and uncountable nouns using examples of items that may be in the fridge. It provides sentences using "there is/are" to state that there are several fruits in the fridge, there is one pineapple, and there are not any onions, potatoes, or cucumbers. It then asks several yes/no questions using "are there any" to check for specific items, with negative responses for garlic, cherries, and cucumbers, but a positive response for box eggs.

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    The document discusses countable and uncountable nouns using examples of items that may be in the fridge. It provides sentences using "there is/are" to state that there are several fruits in the fridge, there is one pineapple, and there are not any onions, potatoes, or cucumbers. It then asks several yes/no questions using "are there any" to check for specific items, with negative responses for garlic, cherries, and cucumbers, but a positive response for box eggs.

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    There Is, There Are - Countable and Uncountable Nouns

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    Daniela Guerra Alvarez
    The document discusses countable and uncountable nouns using examples of items that may be in the fridge. It provides sentences using "there is/are" to state that there are several fruits in the fridge, there is one pineapple, and there are not any onions, potatoes, or cucumbers. It then asks several yes/no questions using "are there any" to check for specific items, with negative responses for garlic, cherries, and cucumbers, but a positive response for box eggs.

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    THERE IS / THERE ARE – COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

    There are some


    There are some apples, pears, grapes,
    1
    oranges, lemons, carrots, tomatoes and
    strawberries in the fridge
    There is
    2
    There is a pineapple in the fridge
    There aren't any
    3 There aren't any onions in the fridge
    4 There aren't any potato in the fridge
    5 There are no cucumbers in the fridge
    Are there any?
    *¿Are there any garlic in the fridge?
    6
    -No, there aren't
    *Are there any cherries in the fridge?
    7
    -No, there aren't
    * Are there any cucumbers in the fridge?
    8
    -No , there aren't
    * Are there any pumpkins in the fridge?
    9
    -No, there aren't
    10 *Are there any box eggs in the fridge?
    -Yes, there is.

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