There is / There are

There is / There are

There is ... (singular)

There are ... (plural)

Affirmative Negative Interrogative

• There is an apple.
• There isn't an apple.
• Is there an apple?

• There are some apples.
• There aren't any apples.
• Are there any apples?

There is an apple.

There are some apples.

Use of “a” / “an”, “some” and “any”

• We use a or an to talk about singular nouns we can count. e.g. a stone, an apple.

• We use some for plural nouns we can count. e.g. some seeds, some cherries.

• We also use some for nouns we can’t count and which haven’t got plural forms. e.g. some food, some fruit, some smoke.

• We use any in negative sentences and questions.

Now it's your turn.... Let's practice!

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