Question

Write 3 sentences with each part of the Sentence Pattern (there is, there is a, there are)

Answer 1

Certainly, here are three sentences for each part of the sentence pattern "there is," "there is a," and "there are":

There is a beautiful sunset over the ocean.

There is a new book on the shelf waiting to be read.

There is a delicious aroma coming from the kitchen.

There is an old oak tree in the middle of the park.

There is a problem with the computer's operating system.

There is a gentle breeze on this sunny day.

There are many students in the classroom, eager to learn.

There are numerous stars in the night sky.

There are several interesting museums to visit in the city.

Answer 2

Certainly! Here are three sentences for each part of the Sentence Pattern:

1. There is a book on the table. 2. There is a car parked outside the house. 3. There is a cat sitting on the fence.

1. There is an apple in the fruit basket. 2. There is a pencil on the desk. 3. There is a glass of water on the counter.

1. There are birds singing in the trees. 2. There are flowers blooming in the garden. 3. There are students studying in the library.

Each sentence follows the Sentence Pattern "There is/are + noun + verb + preposition + location/object." The first set of sentences uses "there is" to indicate the existence of a single object, the second set uses "there is a" to specify the type of object, and the third set uses "there are" to indicate the existence of multiple objects.