Question

Use there is/ there are:Eg.: Our group has manu good pupils.- There are manu good pupils in our group.3 pupils are absent at the English lesson. A bus stop is near our house.Abeautiful picture is on the wall. This city has many monuments.Our town has no theatres. This family has two children. A lot of faculties are at the University. Newspapers from all countries are in the Lenin Library. An English-Russian diktionary is on your table.

Answer 1

1.       3 pupils are absent at the English lesson. – There aren`t 3 pupils at the English lesson.
2.       A bus stop is near our house. – There is a bus stop near our house.
3.       A beautiful picture is on the wall. – There is a beautiful picture on the wall.
4.       This city has many monuments. – There are many monuments in this city.
5.       Our town has no theatres. – There aren`t any theatres in our town.
6.       This family has two children. – There are two children in this family.
7.       A lot of faculties are at the University. – There are a lot of facilities at the University.
8.       Newspapers from all countries are in the Lenin Library. – There are newspapers from all countries in the Lenin Library.
9.       An English-Russian dictionary is on your table. – There is an English-Russian dictionary on your table.

Answer 2

Use "there is" or "there are" to describe the presence or existence of something. Here are the examples you provided:

1. Our group has many good pupils. - There are many good pupils in our group. 2. 3 pupils are absent at the English lesson. - There are 3 pupils absent at the English lesson. 3. A bus stop is near our house. - There is a bus stop near our house. 4. A beautiful picture is on the wall. - There is a beautiful picture on the wall. 5. This city has many monuments. - There are many monuments in this city. 6. Our town has no theatres. - There are no theatres in our town. 7. This family has two children. - There are two children in this family. 8. A lot of faculties are at the University. - There are a lot of faculties at the University. 9. Newspapers from all countries are in the Lenin Library. - There are newspapers from all countries in the Lenin Library. 10. An English-Russian dictionary is on your table. - There is an English-Russian dictionary on your table.

In each example, we use "there is" when referring to a singular noun or an uncountable noun, and "there are" when referring to plural nouns. This helps us describe the presence or existence of the objects or people mentioned in the sentences.