There is/ there are ✅

1 2 3 4
There is a / an
complement
There are #
Examples
There is a table in the room
There are six chairs in the dining room
NOTICE: In order to use there is/there are, you have to know the exact
number of nouns.
NOTICE: A simple rule for using numbers in writing is that small numbers
ranging from one to ten should generally be spelled out. Numbers above ten,
are written as numerals.
REMINDER: use A before consonant sounds: a man, a university.
use AN before vowel sounds: an onion, an honour.

1. There is a/one laptop on the desk.

2. There are six students in the classroom.
3. There’s a cupboard in my kitchen
4. There are two bathrooms in my house.
 There isn’t / aren’t
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There isn’t a/an object
There aren’t any objects
Examples
There isn’t a coffee table
There aren’t any shelves here
NOTICE:
🔴 Remember to use “there isn’t” with singular
nouns.
🔴We use any in questions and negative
sentences.

1. Mum! There isn’t a lamp in the hall.

2. There isn’t an armchair.
3. There isn’t a dining table here.

Any 👎🏻
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There aren’t any noun/s
NOTICE: we use any in questions and negative sentences.

1. There aren’t any questions with the lesson.

2. There aren’t any doctors.
3. I don’t have any pots in my house
4. She doesn’t have any brothers or sisters

Some ✅
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There are some Noun/s
NOTICE: Some is used in positive sentences.
NOTICE: Some is used in questions when requesting or offering.
NOTICE: There is one or more nouns but we don’t say exactly how many.

1. There are some people waiting.

2. There are some children in the attic.
3. I have some pets in my house
4. She has some brothers and sister.
Questions formula ⁉️
0 1 2 3
(WH-Q) Am ⛹
Optional Verb
Is 🏼‍♀️(person)
What, where, who,
are in -ING
how, which, why,
when You-he-we
1. Is it raining?
2. Are you eating at the moment?
3. What are you doing?
4. Who are you going to the party with?
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