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Worksheet about There Is And There Are | ||
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| Subject: English | ||
| 3rd Grade | ||
| Term 1 | ||
| Year: 2023/2024 | ||
| Size: 181.9KB | ||
| Number of clicks: 223 | ||
| Publish date:October 12, 2023 | ||
| Added by: Eman | ||
| Last download date: 2024-12-11 09:38:38 | ||
| Updated by: Eman9966 on 2023-10-12 06:37:14 | By: theodor phuongthaovu2910 | |
| File info: "There Is" and "There Are" in English "There Is" and "There Are" are commonly used phrases in English to indicate the existence or presence of something. They are used to talk about the existence of singular and plural nouns, respectively. 1. "There Is": - "There Is" is used when referring to a singular noun or a singular form of a noun. - It is used to indicate the presence or existence of something singular. - It is often used when talking about a specific object, person, or thing that is singular. - Example: There is a cat in the garden. 2. "There Are": - "There Are" is used when referring to plural nouns or multiple objects. - It is used to indicate the presence or existence of several things or multiple items. - It is commonly used when talking about more than one person, object, or thing. - Example: There are three apples on the table. Usage:- "There Is" and "There Are" are typically used at the beginning of a sentence, followed by the noun or noun phrase. - They are often used to describe the presence or location of something. - They can also be used to ask questions about the existence or presence of something. - Example: Is there a book on the shelf? Are there any pencils in the drawer? Negation:- To make a negative sentence using "There Is" or "There Are," the word "not" is added after "is" or "are." - Example: There is not a pen on the desk. There are not any cookies in the jar. Contractions:- In informal speech and writing, contractions are often used for "There Is" and "There Are." - The contractions are "There's" for "There Is" and "There're" or "There are" for "There Are." - Example: There's a car parked outside. There're some books on the shelf. "There Is" and "There Are" are essential phrases in English for indicating the existence or presence of something. Understanding how to use them correctly can help in effective communication and describing the world around us. | ||
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