THERE IS / THERE ARE

We use there is and  there are to say that something exists. We use there is for singular and there are for plural.
There is an orange on the table. There are three oranges in the fridge.

CONTRACTIONS: There is / there's. You cannot contract there are.

NEGATIVE FORM: There is not a horse in the field. There isn't a horse in the field. there's not a horse in the field.
There are not ten girls in this classroom. There aren't ten girls in this classroom.

QUESTIONS: To forme a question we place is/are in front of there.
Is there a cat in the school? Are there any dogs is the park?

And now practise!

COMPLETE WITH IS OR ARE   ADD THERE IS OR THERE ARE  

 

THERE IS THERE ARE    THERE IS THERE ARE 2  

 

FILL IN THE BLANKS   THERE IS OR THERE ARE?   

 

THERE IS OR THERE ARE? 2   CHOOSE THE CORRECT FORM