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THERE IS / THERE ARE
THERE IS / THERE ARE

   This is very easy!!
THERE IS / THERE ARE

   This is very easy!!




             THERE IS    In Spanish   hay
THERE IS / THERE ARE

   This is very easy!!




             THERE IS    In Spanish   hay


           THERE ARE     In Spanish   hay
THERE IS / THERE ARE

   This is very easy!!




             THERE IS       In Spanish    hay


           THERE ARE        In Spanish    hay



                         So, what’s the
                         difference???
THERE IS / THERE ARE

    Look at the examples:
THERE IS / THERE ARE

    Look at the examples:
THERE IS / THERE ARE

    Look at the examples:




    There are 9 planets in the solar system.
THERE IS / THERE ARE

    Look at the examples:




    There are 9 planets in the solar system.
            (hay)
THERE IS / THERE ARE

    Look at the examples:
THERE IS / THERE ARE

    Look at the examples:




         There is 1 sun in the solar system.
THERE IS / THERE ARE

    Look at the examples:




         There is 1 sun in the solar system.
                 (hay)
THERE IS / THERE ARE




            Do you see the difference?

             Let’s see the examples in
                       detail.
THERE IS / THERE ARE
THERE IS / THERE ARE




 There are   9 planets in the solar system.
THERE IS / THERE ARE




 There are   9 planets in the solar system.   There is   1 sun in the solar system.
THERE IS / THERE ARE




 There are    9 planets in the solar system.   There is   1 sun in the solar system.




  “9 planets” = Plural Noun (2 or more)
THERE IS / THERE ARE




 There are    9 planets in the solar system.   There is    1 sun in the solar system.




  “9 planets” = Plural Noun (2 or more)        “1 sun” = Singular Noun (only 1)
THERE IS / THERE ARE




      THERE IS         In Spanish   hay   For singular
THERE IS / THERE ARE




      THERE IS         In Spanish   hay   For singular


    THERE ARE          In Spanish   hay    For plural
THERE IS / THERE ARE




      THERE IS         In Spanish   hay   For singular


    THERE ARE          In Spanish   hay    For plural



             Let’s see more examples...
THERE IS / THERE ARE
THERE IS / THERE ARE



There is one stadium in Pereira
           (hay un estadio en Pereira)
THERE IS / THERE ARE



There is one stadium in Pereira
           (hay un estadio en Pereira)
THERE IS / THERE ARE



There is one stadium in Pereira
           (hay un estadio en Pereira)




                           There is a teacher in the classroom
                                         (hay un profesor en el salón)
THERE IS / THERE ARE



There is one stadium in Pereira
           (hay un estadio en Pereira)




                           There is a teacher in the classroom
                                            (hay un profesor en el salón)




     one stadium and a teacher = singular nouns
                  (un estadio y un profesor = sustantivos singulares)
THERE IS / THERE ARE
THERE IS / THERE ARE


  There are many people in the
            concert
           (hay mucha gente en el concierto)
THERE IS / THERE ARE


  There are many people in the
            concert
           (hay mucha gente en el concierto)
THERE IS / THERE ARE


  There are many people in the
            concert
           (hay mucha gente en el concierto)



                            There are three cars in that house
                                               (hay tres carros en esa casa)
THERE IS / THERE ARE


  There are many people in the
            concert
           (hay mucha gente en el concierto)



                            There are three cars in that house
                                               (hay tres carros en esa casa)




      Many people and three cars = plural nouns
                  (mucha gente y tres carros = sustantivos plurales)
THERE IS / THERE ARE


                       Pay attention….!
THERE IS / THERE ARE


                          Pay attention….!

                       A cage.
                       (una jaula)
THERE IS / THERE ARE


                          Pay attention….!

                       A cage.
                       (una jaula)




                           IS THERE   a bird in the cage?
THERE IS / THERE ARE


                          Pay attention….!

                       A cage.
                       (una jaula)




                           IS THERE   a bird in the cage?


               No, THERE IS NOT a bird in the cage.
THERE IS / THERE ARE


                          Pay attention….!

                       A cage.
                       (una jaula)




                           IS THERE   a bird in the cage?


                No, THERE IS NOT a bird in the cage.

IS THERE…?
For questions
THERE IS / THERE ARE


                          Pay attention….!

                       A cage.
                       (una jaula)




                           IS THERE   a bird in the cage?


                No, THERE IS NOT a bird in the cage.

IS THERE…?                                        THERE IS NOT
For questions                                        For negative
THERE IS / THERE ARE


                        Pay attention….!

                       A bird in the cage.
THERE IS / THERE ARE


                        Pay attention….!

                       A bird in the cage.


                         IS THERE     a bird in the cage?
THERE IS / THERE ARE


                        Pay attention….!

                       A bird in the cage.


                         IS THERE     a bird in the cage?


               Yes, THERE IS          a bird in the cage.
THERE IS / THERE ARE


                        Pay attention….!

                       A bird in the cage.


                         IS THERE     a bird in the cage?


                Yes, THERE IS         a bird in the cage.

IS THERE…?
For questions
THERE IS / THERE ARE


                        Pay attention….!

                       A bird in the cage.


                         IS THERE     a bird in the cage?


                Yes, THERE IS         a bird in the cage.

IS THERE…?                                          THERE IS
For questions                                      For affirmative
THERE IS / THERE ARE


                       Pay attention….!

  THERE IS              For affirmative sentences
      (hay)
                        (singular)
THERE IS / THERE ARE


                             Pay attention….!

  THERE IS                       For affirmative sentences
      (hay)
                                 (singular)


         THERE IS NOT                     For Negative sentences
                  (no hay)                (singular)
              Or “There’s not”
THERE IS / THERE ARE


                             Pay attention….!

  THERE IS                       For affirmative sentences
      (hay)
                                 (singular)


         THERE IS NOT                     For Negative sentences
                  (no hay)                (singular)
              Or “There’s not”


                     IS THERE…?                 For Interrogative sentences
                             (hay…?)            (singular)
THERE IS / THERE ARE


                       Pay attention….!

 THERE ARE              For affirmative sentences
      (hay)
                        (plural)
THERE IS / THERE ARE


                          Pay attention….!

 THERE ARE                    For affirmative sentences
      (hay)
                              (plural)


      THERE ARE NOT                    For Negative sentences
               (no hay)                (plural)
          Or “There aren’t”
THERE IS / THERE ARE


                           Pay attention….!

 THERE ARE                      For affirmative sentences
      (hay)
                                (plural)


      THERE ARE NOT                      For Negative sentences
               (no hay)                  (plural)
          Or “There aren’t”


               ARE THERE…?                     For Interrogative sentences
                          (hay…?)              (plural)
THERE IS / THERE ARE
                          Remember…
       THERE IS              For affirmative sentences (singular)
            (hay)



THERE IS NOT                  For Negative sentences (singular)
      (no hay)
  Or “There’s not”

   IS THERE…?                 For Interrogative sentences (singular)
        (hay…?)


                           THERE ARE                      For affirmative sentences (plural)
                                   (hay)



                       THERE ARE NOT                       For Negative sentences (plural)
                             (no hay)
                        Or “There aren’t”

                        ARE THERE…?                        For Interrogative sentences (plural)
                              (hay…?)
THERE IS / THERE ARE
THERE IS / THERE ARE
                       Is there a tent in the picture?
THERE IS / THERE ARE
                          Is there a tent in the picture?
   Yes, There is a tent in the picture.
THERE IS / THERE ARE
                          Is there a tent in the picture?
   Yes, There is a tent in the picture.

                                                There is a horse in the picture.
THERE IS / THERE ARE
                          Is there a tent in the picture?
   Yes, There is a tent in the picture.

                                                 There is a horse in the picture.




          There are two chairs in the picture.
THERE IS / THERE ARE
                          Is there a tent in the picture?
   Yes, There is a tent in the picture.

                                                  There is a horse in the picture.




          There are two chairs in the picture.


          There aren’t any cars in the picture.
THERE IS / THERE ARE
THERE IS / THERE ARE


      How many soccer players are there in a soccer team?




                                                      How many = cuántos
THERE IS / THERE ARE


      How many soccer players are there in a soccer team?




                There are 11 soccer players in a soccer team.
                                                                How many = cuántos
THERE IS / THERE ARE


                          Extra Exercises?

  http://classroomswithoutwalls.weebly.com/uploads/4/3/3/9/4339739/there_1.pdf

                  http://english-zone.com/verbs/thereisare1.html

         http://www.1-language.com/englishcourse/unit17_grammar_exs.htm

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Project there is, there are.

  • 1. THERE IS / THERE ARE
  • 2. THERE IS / THERE ARE This is very easy!!
  • 3. THERE IS / THERE ARE This is very easy!! THERE IS In Spanish hay
  • 4. THERE IS / THERE ARE This is very easy!! THERE IS In Spanish hay THERE ARE In Spanish hay
  • 5. THERE IS / THERE ARE This is very easy!! THERE IS In Spanish hay THERE ARE In Spanish hay So, what’s the difference???
  • 6. THERE IS / THERE ARE Look at the examples:
  • 7. THERE IS / THERE ARE Look at the examples:
  • 8. THERE IS / THERE ARE Look at the examples: There are 9 planets in the solar system.
  • 9. THERE IS / THERE ARE Look at the examples: There are 9 planets in the solar system. (hay)
  • 10. THERE IS / THERE ARE Look at the examples:
  • 11. THERE IS / THERE ARE Look at the examples: There is 1 sun in the solar system.
  • 12. THERE IS / THERE ARE Look at the examples: There is 1 sun in the solar system. (hay)
  • 13. THERE IS / THERE ARE Do you see the difference? Let’s see the examples in detail.
  • 14. THERE IS / THERE ARE
  • 15. THERE IS / THERE ARE There are 9 planets in the solar system.
  • 16. THERE IS / THERE ARE There are 9 planets in the solar system. There is 1 sun in the solar system.
  • 17. THERE IS / THERE ARE There are 9 planets in the solar system. There is 1 sun in the solar system. “9 planets” = Plural Noun (2 or more)
  • 18. THERE IS / THERE ARE There are 9 planets in the solar system. There is 1 sun in the solar system. “9 planets” = Plural Noun (2 or more) “1 sun” = Singular Noun (only 1)
  • 19. THERE IS / THERE ARE THERE IS In Spanish hay For singular
  • 20. THERE IS / THERE ARE THERE IS In Spanish hay For singular THERE ARE In Spanish hay For plural
  • 21. THERE IS / THERE ARE THERE IS In Spanish hay For singular THERE ARE In Spanish hay For plural Let’s see more examples...
  • 22. THERE IS / THERE ARE
  • 23. THERE IS / THERE ARE There is one stadium in Pereira (hay un estadio en Pereira)
  • 24. THERE IS / THERE ARE There is one stadium in Pereira (hay un estadio en Pereira)
  • 25. THERE IS / THERE ARE There is one stadium in Pereira (hay un estadio en Pereira) There is a teacher in the classroom (hay un profesor en el salón)
  • 26. THERE IS / THERE ARE There is one stadium in Pereira (hay un estadio en Pereira) There is a teacher in the classroom (hay un profesor en el salón) one stadium and a teacher = singular nouns (un estadio y un profesor = sustantivos singulares)
  • 27. THERE IS / THERE ARE
  • 28. THERE IS / THERE ARE There are many people in the concert (hay mucha gente en el concierto)
  • 29. THERE IS / THERE ARE There are many people in the concert (hay mucha gente en el concierto)
  • 30. THERE IS / THERE ARE There are many people in the concert (hay mucha gente en el concierto) There are three cars in that house (hay tres carros en esa casa)
  • 31. THERE IS / THERE ARE There are many people in the concert (hay mucha gente en el concierto) There are three cars in that house (hay tres carros en esa casa) Many people and three cars = plural nouns (mucha gente y tres carros = sustantivos plurales)
  • 32. THERE IS / THERE ARE Pay attention….!
  • 33. THERE IS / THERE ARE Pay attention….! A cage. (una jaula)
  • 34. THERE IS / THERE ARE Pay attention….! A cage. (una jaula) IS THERE a bird in the cage?
  • 35. THERE IS / THERE ARE Pay attention….! A cage. (una jaula) IS THERE a bird in the cage? No, THERE IS NOT a bird in the cage.
  • 36. THERE IS / THERE ARE Pay attention….! A cage. (una jaula) IS THERE a bird in the cage? No, THERE IS NOT a bird in the cage. IS THERE…? For questions
  • 37. THERE IS / THERE ARE Pay attention….! A cage. (una jaula) IS THERE a bird in the cage? No, THERE IS NOT a bird in the cage. IS THERE…? THERE IS NOT For questions For negative
  • 38. THERE IS / THERE ARE Pay attention….! A bird in the cage.
  • 39. THERE IS / THERE ARE Pay attention….! A bird in the cage. IS THERE a bird in the cage?
  • 40. THERE IS / THERE ARE Pay attention….! A bird in the cage. IS THERE a bird in the cage? Yes, THERE IS a bird in the cage.
  • 41. THERE IS / THERE ARE Pay attention….! A bird in the cage. IS THERE a bird in the cage? Yes, THERE IS a bird in the cage. IS THERE…? For questions
  • 42. THERE IS / THERE ARE Pay attention….! A bird in the cage. IS THERE a bird in the cage? Yes, THERE IS a bird in the cage. IS THERE…? THERE IS For questions For affirmative
  • 43. THERE IS / THERE ARE Pay attention….! THERE IS For affirmative sentences (hay) (singular)
  • 44. THERE IS / THERE ARE Pay attention….! THERE IS For affirmative sentences (hay) (singular) THERE IS NOT For Negative sentences (no hay) (singular) Or “There’s not”
  • 45. THERE IS / THERE ARE Pay attention….! THERE IS For affirmative sentences (hay) (singular) THERE IS NOT For Negative sentences (no hay) (singular) Or “There’s not” IS THERE…? For Interrogative sentences (hay…?) (singular)
  • 46. THERE IS / THERE ARE Pay attention….! THERE ARE For affirmative sentences (hay) (plural)
  • 47. THERE IS / THERE ARE Pay attention….! THERE ARE For affirmative sentences (hay) (plural) THERE ARE NOT For Negative sentences (no hay) (plural) Or “There aren’t”
  • 48. THERE IS / THERE ARE Pay attention….! THERE ARE For affirmative sentences (hay) (plural) THERE ARE NOT For Negative sentences (no hay) (plural) Or “There aren’t” ARE THERE…? For Interrogative sentences (hay…?) (plural)
  • 49. THERE IS / THERE ARE Remember… THERE IS For affirmative sentences (singular) (hay) THERE IS NOT For Negative sentences (singular) (no hay) Or “There’s not” IS THERE…? For Interrogative sentences (singular) (hay…?) THERE ARE For affirmative sentences (plural) (hay) THERE ARE NOT For Negative sentences (plural) (no hay) Or “There aren’t” ARE THERE…? For Interrogative sentences (plural) (hay…?)
  • 50. THERE IS / THERE ARE
  • 51. THERE IS / THERE ARE Is there a tent in the picture?
  • 52. THERE IS / THERE ARE Is there a tent in the picture? Yes, There is a tent in the picture.
  • 53. THERE IS / THERE ARE Is there a tent in the picture? Yes, There is a tent in the picture. There is a horse in the picture.
  • 54. THERE IS / THERE ARE Is there a tent in the picture? Yes, There is a tent in the picture. There is a horse in the picture. There are two chairs in the picture.
  • 55. THERE IS / THERE ARE Is there a tent in the picture? Yes, There is a tent in the picture. There is a horse in the picture. There are two chairs in the picture. There aren’t any cars in the picture.
  • 56. THERE IS / THERE ARE
  • 57. THERE IS / THERE ARE How many soccer players are there in a soccer team? How many = cuántos
  • 58. THERE IS / THERE ARE How many soccer players are there in a soccer team? There are 11 soccer players in a soccer team. How many = cuántos
  • 59. THERE IS / THERE ARE Extra Exercises? http://classroomswithoutwalls.weebly.com/uploads/4/3/3/9/4339739/there_1.pdf http://english-zone.com/verbs/thereisare1.html http://www.1-language.com/englishcourse/unit17_grammar_exs.htm