There is/There are

Type the right form of the verb "to be": is or are. There _______ a box under the chair.

Type the right form of the verb "to be": is or are. There _______ a child in the living room.

Type the right form of the verb "to be": is or are. There _______ some men in the house.

Type the right form of the verb "to be": is or are. There _______ ten oranges in the fridge.

Type the right form of the verb "to be": is or are. There _______ a vase on the table.

Type the right form of the verb "to be": is or are. There _______ four books on the shelf.

Make the given sentence negative. Type the full sentence. There are nine pencils in my schoolbag.

Make the given sentence negative. Type the full sentence. There are some books on the shelf.

Make the given sentence negative. Type the full sentence. There is a vase on the table.

Make the given sentence negative. Type the full sentence. There is a glass on the shelf.

Make the given sentence interrogative. There is a sofa next to the table.

Answer the question and type the second part of the answer according to the given first part. Are there ten desks in your classroom? - No, ...

Answer the question and type the second part of the answer according to the given first part. Is there a knife on the table? - Yes, ...

Answer the question and type the second part of the answer according to the given first part. Is there a fridge in the garden? - No, ...

Answer the question and type the second part of the answer according to the given first part. Are there any lamps in your bedroom? - Yes, ...

Make the given sentence interrogative. There are some pens in the glass.

Make the given sentence interrogative. There is a ball under the bed.

Answer the question and type the second part of the answer according to the given first part. Are there any sofas in your room? - No, ...

Make the given sentence interrogative. There are three dishes on the table.