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Change the sentences to what is asked.

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There is a school near my house. (negative)

There isn’t a school near my house.

There is a post office next to the bank. (negative)

There isn’t a post office next to the bank.

There is a cinema inside the shopping mall. (negative)

There isn’t a cinema inside the shopping mall.

There isn’t a bakery at the corner. (positive)

There is a bakery at the corner.

Are there any parks in your neighborhood? (positive)

There are parks in my neighborhood.

Are there restaurants that serve pizza here? (positive)

There are restaurants that serve pizza here.

Are there buses that go to the beach? (positive)

There are buses that go to the beach.

Are there hotels near the shopping mall? (positive)

There are hotels near the shopping mall.

Are there many cars on the road today? (positive)

There are many cars on the road today.

There isn’t a library in my neighborhood. (positive)

There is a library in my neighborhood.

There isn’t a zoo in this small town. (positive)

There is a zoo in this small town.

There isn’t a hotel near the station. (interrogative)

Is there a hotel near the station?

There isn’t a swimming pool in our school. (interrogative)

Is there a swimming pool in your school?

There isn’t a parking lot behind the supermarket. (interrogative)

Is there a parking lot behind the supermarket?

Is there a police station nearby? (positive)

There is a police station nearby.

Is there a bus stop in front of the hotel? (positive)

There is a bus stop in front of the hotel.