Question

Put in there is/there isn’t/is there/there are/there aren’t/are there. 1. … … a lamp in the room. 2. … … men in the garden? 3. … … many flowers in the garden 4. … …any restaurants next to your house? 5. … …much tea in the cup? No, … … much. 6. … … more natural resources in Japan than in most developed countries. 7. … … many windows in the room? 8. In London … … a lot of museums. 9. … … any water in the glass? No, it’s empty.

Answer 1

Put in there is/there isn’t/is there/there are/there aren’t/are there.

1. there is a lamp in the room.

2. are there men in the garden?

3. there are many flowers in the garden.

4. are there any restaurants next to your house?

5. is there much tea in the cup? No, there isn’t much.

6. there are more natural resources in Japan than in most developed countries.

7. are there many windows in the room?

8. In London there are a lot of museums.

9. is there any water in the glass? No, it’s empty.

Answer 2

Sure, here are the sentences completed with the appropriate phrases:

1. There is a lamp in the room.
2. Are there men in the garden?
3. There are many flowers in the garden.
4. Are there any restaurants next to your house?
5. Is there much tea in the cup? No, there isn’t much.
6. There are more natural resources in Japan than in most developed countries.
7. Are there many windows in the room?
8. In London, there are a lot of museums.
9. Is there any water in the glass? No, it’s empty.