Question

Помогите пожалуйста с заданием по английскому языку. Fill in with "there" or "it". 1. ... is a new film on TV today...is a French comedy. 2. ...is a flower in the vase...is a tulip. 3. ...is good information...is no doubt about it. 4. ... is along break at twelve o'clock...is our lunchtime. 5. ...is necessary to go ahead...is no way back. 6. ...was a full moon in the sky...was midnight. 7. ...was late,...were no people in the street. 8. ...is one child in the family...is a boy. 9. ...was early spring, ...were some snowdrops in the forest. 10. ...is a pity that...isn't any news.

Answer 1

1. There is a new film on TV today. It is a French comedy.

2. There is a flower in the vase. It is a tulip.

3. There is good information. It is no doubt about it.

4. There is a long break at twelve o'clock. It is our lunchtime.

5. It is necessary to go ahead. There is no way back.

6. There was a full moon in the sky. it was midnight.

7. It was late, there were no people in the street.

8. There is one child in the family. It is a boy.

9. It was early spring, there were some snowdrops in the forest.

10. It is a pity that. There isn't any news.

Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help you with your English task! Let's fill in the blanks with either "there" or "it":

1. There is a new film on TV today. It is a French comedy.
2. There is a flower in the vase. It is a tulip.
3. There is good information. There is no doubt about it.
4. There is a long break at twelve o'clock. It is our lunchtime.
5. There is necessary to go ahead. There is no way back.
6. There was a full moon in the sky. It was midnight.
7. There was late, there were no people in the street.
8. There is one child in the family. It is a boy.
9. There was early spring, there were some snowdrops in the forest.
10. There is a pity that there isn't any news.

Note: In sentence 7, the word "there" is missing before "was late" to make the sentence grammatically correct. Also, in sentence 5, it seems like there might be a typo, and it should be "It is necessary to go ahead" instead of "There is necessary to go ahead."