Question

Помогите пожалуйста Look at Exercise 3. Circle. 1 There's / There are a park. 2 There's / There are a nest. 3 There's / There are two children.

Answer 1

1 There's a park.
2 There's a nest.
3 There are two children.

Answer 2

Exercise 3 appears to involve choosing between "There's" and "There are" to complete sentences describing different items or situations. Let's go through each sentence:

1. There's/There are a park. - The correct choice here is "There is a park." This is because "park" is a singular noun, and when we talk about one item, we use "There is."

2. There's/There are a nest. - The correct choice is "There is a nest." Similar to the first sentence, "nest" is a singular noun.

3. There's/There are two children. - The correct choice here is "There are two children." In this case, "children" is a plural noun, so we use "There are" to indicate more than one.

So, the completed sentences would be: 1. There is a park. 2. There is a nest. 3. There are two children.

The key here is to recognize whether the noun is singular or plural, and use "There is" for singular nouns and "There are" for plural nouns.