is / isn't / are / aren't: There ... any tomatoes in this salad
aren't
Present Simple / Continuous: Look at Grandma and Grandad! They ... a video game!
are playing
How ... sandwiches are there? There are three.
many
Present Simple / Continuous: Emily ... football every Saturday.
plays
a / an / any / some: Are there ... fizzy drinks? No, but there's some juice.
any
Present Simple / Continuous: What kind of films ... (you watch) with your family? I usually watch comedy films with them.
do you watch
There's some rice, but there ... any beans.
aren't
... a bottle of water in the fridge.
There are
There is
Are there
Is there
Present Simple / Continuous: My mum usually makes dinner, but she ... (make) it today. I am!
isn't making
Present Simple / Continuous: Is Sam swimming? Yes, ... ...
he is
a / an / any / some: I've got ... rice and chicken today.
some
Present Simple / Continuous: John ... (not wear) a cap now.
isn't wearing
I usually have a ... for lunch.
pasta
rice
juice
sandwich
Present Simple / Continuous: Today I ... boots. I usually ... trainers.
'm wearing / wear
Present Simple / Continuous: My dad usually works on Mondays, but he ... (not work) today. He's at home, reading a book.
isn't working
I don't eat ... chocolate because it's unhealthy.
some
many
much
a lot of
How many / How much .... cheese is there? There isn't any cheese.
How much
a / an / any / some: I've got ... orange in my bag
an
Present Simple / Continuous: This morning I ... (go) to school by car. I usually ... (walk)
am going / walk
Is there an ... on the table? Yes, there is.
orange juice
oranges
apple
apple juice
Present Simple / Continuous: Daniel and Carlos ... tennis every Thursday after school.
play
Present Simple / Continuous: I .. (not wear) shorts today. It's cold!
am not wearing
Present Simple / Continuous: Look at Pete. ... (he sing)? Wow! Yes. He's really good!
Is he singing?
a / an / any / some: Is there ... bread? Yes, there's a lot.
any
Present Simple / Continuous: What clothes ... (you wear) for school every day?
do you wear
We've got ... meat for the barbecue tomorrow.
much
any
some
many