UNIT4 Under the bonnet

THERE IS + Singular Noun

THERE ARE + Plural Noun

THERE IS / ARE = Have (got) / Consist of / Comprise / Include

Examples:
This model has (got) ABS.
= There is ABS for this model.
THERE IS + Singular Noun
THERE ARE + Plural Noun

THERE IS / ARE = Have (got) / Consist of / Comprise / Include

Examples:
These new cars consist of GDI engines.
= There are GDI engines in these new cars.
Rewrite the sentences, using THERE IS /
ARE instead of Have (got) / Consist of / Comprise / Include:
1. This model has a single piston injection
pump.
2. The new designs consist of six-speed
automatic gearboxes.
3. The car class has got a 6-disc CD unit
with 9 speakers.
Rewrite the sentences, using THERE IS /
ARE instead of Have (got) / Consist of / Comprise / Include:
4. These new motor-vehicle engines consist of
a new combustion control method.
5. The horizontally opposed engine has got
cylinders in 2 banks on opposite sides of the
engine.
6. The Mercedes A-class has the in-line engine
layout.
Rewrite the sentences, using THERE IS /
ARE instead of Have (got) / Consist of / Comprise / Include:
7. The Porsche has got the engines at the rear.
8. The BMW 7-series consist of the V-engine
layout.
9. The powerful car models have 6-cylinder
engines.