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There Is and There Are Exercise

September 29, 2026 A1pdf

Choose the correct form to complete each sentence.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1There ............... a cat under the table.
Wrong!
Use "is" before the singular noun phrase "a cat."
2There ............... two apples in the bag.
Wrong!
Use "are" before the plural noun phrase "two apples."
3............... any milk in the fridge?
Wrong!
Use "Is there" because milk is uncountable and takes a singular verb.
4............... two doors in this room?
Wrong!
Use "Are there" before the plural noun phrase "two doors."
5There ............... any chairs in the room.
Wrong!
Use "aren't" because chairs is plural.
6There ............... any juice in the glass.
Wrong!
Use "isn't" because juice is uncountable and takes a singular verb.
7Look! There ............... a bird in the tree.
Wrong!
Use "is" before the singular noun phrase "a bird."
8On my desk, there ............... two pens.
Wrong!
Use "are" before the plural noun phrase "two pens."
9How many windows ............... in your classroom?
Wrong!
Use "are there" with the plural question phrase "how many windows."
10............... any children in the park?
Wrong!
Use "Are there" because children is plural.
11............... one table in the kitchen.
Wrong!
Use "There is" before the singular noun phrase "one table."
12At the bus stop, there ............... many people.
Wrong!
Use "are" before the plural noun phrase "many people."

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  1. There is a cat under the table.
  2. There are two apples in the bag.
  3. Is there any milk in the fridge?
  4. Are there two doors in this room?
  5. There aren’t any chairs in the room.
  6. There isn’t any juice in the glass.
  7. Look! There is a bird in the tree.
  8. On my desk, there are two pens.
  9. How many windows are there in your classroom?
  10. Are there any children in the park?
  11. There is one table in the kitchen.
  12. At the bus stop, there are many people.

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