Question

GRAMMAR Verb be 1 What colour is each thing? In pairs, ask and answer the questions. A: It's blue and white. B: Is it the coat? A: Yes, it is. there is there are ​

Answer 1

In this exercise, you're practicing using the verb "be" to describe the color of things. Here are the questions and answers:

A: What color is each thing?
B: Is it the coat?
A: Yes, it is.

In this dialogue, you are using the singular form of "be" (is) because you are referring to one thing, which is the coat. If you were talking about multiple things, you would use the plural form "are."

For example:
A: What colors are all these things?
B: They are blue and white.
A: Are they the coats?
B: Yes, they are.

Answer 2

In the given conversation, you are asking and answering questions about the color of various objects using the verb "be" to describe them. Additionally, you've mentioned "there is" and "there are," which are related to the discussion about the objects. Let's break down the conversation:

A: What color is each thing? (Begin by asking about the color of different objects)

B: It's blue and white. (Respond by describing the color of the object)

A: Is it the coat? (Ask specifically about the color of one object)

B: Yes, it is. (Confirm that the object in question is indeed the coat)

Regarding "there is" and "there are," it seems you included them, but they are not used in this specific conversation. These phrases are typically used to describe the existence or presence of objects or things in a certain location, not their color. If you'd like to incorporate "there is" or "there are" into a different conversation, please let me know, and I can provide an example.