Question

Do you remember these rules?Read the chart and add your examples from exercise8.

Answer 1

Вы помните эти правила? Прочитайте диаграмму и добавьте свои примеры из упражнения 8. А где упр 8?

Answer 2

Вы помните эти правила? Прочитайте диаграмму и добавьте свои примеры из упражнения 8. А где упр 8?

Answer 3

Rules for Using "There is/are" Constructions

When using "there is/are" constructions, we are talking about the existence or absence of people or things in a definite place [[1]](https://fsc.bsu.by/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Prakticheskaya-grammatika-1-kurs-English-Grammar-Practice-uchebno-metodicheskoe-posobie.pdf). Here are some rules to remember when using "there is/are" constructions:

1. Subject-Verb Agreement: The verb form "is" is used with singular subjects, while the verb form "are" is used with plural subjects. For example: - There is a book on the table. - There are two chairs in the room.

2. Negative Form: To make a negative sentence with "there is/are," we use "isn't" or "aren't" before the subject. For example: - There isn't any milk in the fridge. - There aren't any students in the classroom.

3. Question Form: To form a question with "there is/are," we invert the subject and the verb. For example: - Is there a park near here? - Are there any apples left?

4. Examples from Exercise 8: Unfortunately, the provided exercise 8 is not available, so I cannot provide specific examples from it. However, you can apply the rules mentioned above to create your own examples using "there is/are" constructions.

Remember to use the appropriate verb form ("is" or "are") based on the subject and to use "isn't" or "aren't" for negative sentences. In questions, invert the subject and the verb.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.