There is a tomato

There are
tomatos
There __ a bird

There ___ birds

There ___ pens

There __ a pen
There ___
monsters

There __ a
monster
 There ___ a glass of
water

There __ some apples on the

table
 There ___ a glass of
water

There __ some apples on the

table
 That was all!

Thank you for participating (L)

Date:

OBJECTIVE
To identify the use
and difference of
there is and there are
to talk about parts of
a house.
Grammar
Explanation

There is / there are

Some/ any
What is there in your
house?
There is
There is a garage a/an
There is a yard
There is a balcony

There is an apple in the kitchen

There is an oven here
There is an ice maker
 There are
some (+) / any (-) any (?)

There are neighbors

There are two stairs
There are three families in this town
 Some
in affirmative
There are some neighbors.
There are some families in
town.
 Any
in negative
e.g (-)
There aren’t any books.
There aren’t any lamps.

and in Questions (?)

Are there any books?
Are there any chairs
here?
Are there any
 There are
some (+) / any (-) any (?)

There are some shops near here.

There aren’t any plants in my room.

Are there any windows in the bathroom?

Yes, there are.
No, there aren’t
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Be careful!
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Vocabulary
Activity
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Parts of a house
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Let’s practice
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Your home

e.g.
I live in a house.
It is 30 years old.
It is really big.
What was
your word of
the day?
Thank you for your attention!
Vayan con cuidado y acompañadxs a la
vuelta