Question

Grammar check. 1. Look at the picture. Write affirmative sentences using a, an or some. 1. There are some pens. 2. There's rules. 3. There are books. 4. There's avocado. 5. There are strawberries. 6. There's cauliflower. ​

Answer 1

1. There are some pens
2. There’s a rules
3. There are some books
4. There’s an avocado
5. There are some strawberries
6. There’s a cauliflower

Answer 2

Here are the corrected sentences with proper grammar and the use of "a," "an," or "some" where appropriate:

1. There are some pens.
2. There are some rules.
3. There are some books.
4. There's an avocado.
5. There are some strawberries.
6. There's some cauliflower.

I've made corrections to sentence 2 ("There's rules") and sentence 4 ("There's avocado") to use "some" or "an" to make the sentences grammatically correct.