Atividade básica de inglês: grammar and speaking THERE IS e THERE ARE

There is é o verbo haver/existir no singular (há - existe).

There are é o verbo haver/existir no plural (há - existem).

Is there e are there significam a mesma coisa (haver/existir) mas são utilizados no início das frases interrogativas.

There isn't significa não hã/não existe no singular.

There aren't significa não há/não existem no plural. 

EXERCISES

1. Observe a imagem e escolha a opção correta: there is ou there are.

a) There is /There are a teacher in the classroom.

b) There is/There are a board in the classroom.

c) There is/There are three boys in the classroom.

d) There is/There are a chair in the classroom.

e) There is/There are four bags in the classroom.

f) There is/There are three desks in the classroom.

g) There is/There are two windows in the classroom.

h) There is/There are five notebooks in the classroom.

2. Observe a imagem e responda as questões. Em frases negativas, escreva a frase corretamente. 

a) Are there two dogs?

b) Is there one cat?

c) Are there two cows?

d) Is there one horse?

e) Is there one man?

f) Are there three trees?

g) Are there two children?

h) Is there one bird?

3. Observe a imagem e complete as frases com there is, there isn't, there are, there aren't.

_______ a dog in the garden.

_______ a cat in the garden.

_______ three trees in the garden.

_______ two girls in the garden.

_______ a table in the garden.

_______ four chairs in the garden.

_______ two boys in the garden.

_______ a mouse in the garden.

SPEAKING

Descreva a imagem usando there is, there are, there isn't e there aren't. 

SPEAKING

Observe a imagem abaixo por um minuto. Sem olhar para ela, tente FALAR em inglês todos os animais que lembrar. 

 RESPOSTAS

1.

a) There is a teacher in the classroom.
b) There is a board in the classroom.
c) There are three boys in the classroom.
d) There is a chair in the classroom.
e) There are four bags in the classroom.
f) There are three desks in the classroom.
g) There are two windows in the classroom.
h) There are five notebooks in the classroom.

2.

a) Are there two dogs? Yes, there are.

b) Is there one cat? No, there isn't. There are two cats.

c) Are there two cows? No, there aren't. There are three cows.

d) Is there one horse? Yes, there is.

e) Is there one man? Yes, there is.

f) Are there three trees? No, there aren't. There are four trees.

g) Are there two children? Yes, there are.

h) Is there one bird? No, there isn't. There are two birds.

3. 

There is a dog in the garden.

There is a cat in the garden.

There are three trees in the garden.

There are two girls in the garden.

There is a table in the garden.

There are four chairs in the garden.

There are two boys in the garden.

There is a mouse in the garden.