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____ a boy in the street.

There is

______ a teacher in the classroom.

There is

____ a party tomorrow.

There is

____ an eraser.

There isn't

_____ a ruler.

There isn't

Make it interrogative: There is a dictionary in my bag.

Is there a dictionary in my bag?

Make it negative: There is a sweater in the cupboard.

There isn't a sweater in the cupboard.

_____ 6 books.

There are

Make it negative: There are twins in my class.

There aren't twins in my class.

___ two apples on the table.

There are

_____ 3 yellow books.

There aren't

Make it interrogative: There is a restaurant nearby.

Is there a restaurant nearby?

_____ six students in the classroom.

There are

_____ a student in the classroom.

There is

_____ five cats in the garden.

There aren't

_____ a cat behind the door.

There isn't

Make it negative: There is a watermelon in the fridge.

There isn't a watermelon in the fridge.

______ a teacher in the classroom.

There isn't

_____ a desk in the classroom.

There is

Make it interrogative: There are three students in the library.

Are there three students in the library?

Make it negative: There are 7 bananas.

There aren't 7 bananas.

_____ 3 pens.

There are

Make it negative: There are three cars parked.

There aren't three cars parked.

______ two boards in the classroom.

There are

____ any students in the classroom.

There aren't

_____ two erasers.

There are

Make it negative: There are five books on the floor.

There aren't books on the floor.

______ a computer in the classroom.

There isn't

Make it interrogative: There are two cookies on the table.

Are there two cookies on the table?

Make it negative: There is a dog in the park.

There isn't a dog in the park.

____ 14 chairs in the classroom.

There are

Make it interrogative: There is a cheap car in the shop.

Is there a cheap car in the shop?

Make it interrogative: There are three tablets in the box.

Are there three tablets in the box?

______ desks in the classroom.

There are

____ 4 pencils.

There aren't

Make it Interrogative: There are many teachers in your school.

Are there many teachers in your school?

Make it interrogative: There are new competitors at the race.

Are there new competitors at the race?