There is... There are...

THERE IS vs THERE ARE

THERE IS is used when the object is only one or singular.

THERE IS A PENCIL.

Is the boy holding the pencil?

How many pencils are there?

THERE IS A BOOK.

Is the girl holding the book?

How many books are there?

THERE ARE is used when the objects are two or more or plural.

THERE ARE PENCILS.

Is the boy holding the pencils?

How many pencils are there?

THERE ARE BOOKS.

Is the girl holding the books?

How many books are there?

LET'S ANSWER!

13

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12

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19

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17

14

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18

THERE ARE)

A BALL.

(THERE IS,

THERE ARE)

A PAPER.

(THERE IS,

THERE ARE)

A CAKE.

(THERE IS,

(THERE IS,

THERE ARE)

BALLOONS.

(THERE IS,

THERE ARE)

A GLUE.

(THERE IS,

THERE ARE)

A RULER.

(THERE IS,

THERE ARE)

A FLOWER.

(THERE IS,

THERE ARE)

A BAG.

THERE ARE)

(THERE IS,

A BALLOON.

THERE ARE)

A DOG.

(THERE IS,

10

THERE ARE)

A TOY.

(THERE IS,

11

THERE ARE)

COOKIES.

(THERE IS,

12

THERE ARE)

(THERE IS,

AN ICE CREAM.

13

THERE ARE)

LOLLIPOPS.

(THERE IS,

14

THERE ARE)

SHOES.

(THERE IS,

15

THERE ARE)

A CAR TOY.

(THERE IS,

16

THERE ARE)

TOYS.

(THERE IS,

17

THERE ARE)

FLOWERS.

(THERE IS,

18

THERE ARE)

FRUITS.

(THERE IS,

19

THERE ARE)

CARROTS.

(THERE IS,

20

VERY GOOD!

GOBACK!

OH NO!

GOBACK!