Grammar Practice - Herbert Puchta, Jeff Stranks, Peter Lewis-Jones 2012

There is / there are

There's a monster in the tree. (= There is a monster in the tree.)

There are three frogs on the table.

1 Match the pictures and sentences.

1 There’s a crocodile in the room.

2 There are crocodiles in the room.

3 There’s a snake on the bed.

4 There are snakes on the bed.

5 There’s a rabbit next to the car.

6 There are rabbits next to the car.

7 There’s a monster under the bed.

8 There are monsters under the bed.

2 Complete with ’s or are.

1 There are two cats on the bed.

2 There ... a laptop on the chair.

3 There ... a pizza on the table.

4 There ... six monkeys in the tree.

5 There ... a frog in the grass.

6 There ... twenty children in the classroom.

7 There ... an insect in my school bag.

8 There ... fish in the pool.

3 Use words from the boxes to write the sentences.

1 There are dogs on the table.

2 ...

3 ...

4 ...

5 ...

6 ...

4 Complete the dialogues.