There is and There are There is only

There is and There are There is (only one) There are (more than one) There is a book on the table. There are three books on the table.

Use THERE IS or THERE ARE ____ a doctor in the picture. ____ a boy in the picture. _____ two flags in the picture.

____four books on the table. _______ two babies in the picture.

_______ two people at the beach. _______ one man and _______ one woman. ____ a mosquitoe on my leg.

_______ four people in the picture. _______ a man. ______ two women. _______ a baby. _______ a spider here.

There is and There are (negative) There is + not (there isn´t) There are (there aren´t) There isn´t a book on the table. There´s only a pen. There aren´t three books on the table. There are only two. There isn´t any milk in the fridge. There aren´t any eggs in the fridge. There are no eggs in the fridge. There is no milk in the fridge.

Use THERE ISN´T or THERE AREN´T ____ a nurse in the picture. ____ a girl in the picture. _____ three flags in the picture.

____two books on the table. _______ two men in the picture.

_______ five people at the beach. _______ one boy and _______ one girl. ____ a spider on my leg.

_______ four cars in the picture. _______ a fly here.

There is and There are (questions) There is There are Is there…? Are there…? Is there a book on the table? No, there isn´t. There´s only a pen. Are there three books on the table. No, there aren´t three. There are only twoo. Is there any milk in the fridge? No, there isn´t any. No, there is no milk in the fridge. Yes, there´s some milk in the fridge. Are there any eggs in the fridge? No, there aren´t any. / No, there are no eggs in the fridge. /Yes, there are two. / Yes, there are some.