Question

Complete the sentences.Use Are/Is there/there is/there are. 1.__________a bed next to window in the room?-Yes,__________ 2.___________many books on the shelf?-Yes,_____________ 3.___________a clock in the room?-No,___________ 4.__________a picture in the room?Yes,___________ 5.___________a flower on the shelf?-Yes,__________ 6.____________a carpet behind the armchair?-Yes,_______ 7.___________a cat under the armchair?-No,____________

Answer 1

Is there a bed next to window in the room?-Yes, there is.
Are there many books on the shelf?-Yes, there are
Is there a clock in the room?-No, there is not
Is there a picture in the room?Yes, there is
Is there a flower on the shelf?-Yes, there is
Is there a carpet behind the armchair?-Yes, there is
Is there a cat under the armchair?-No, there is not

Answer 2

To complete the sentences, we need to use the correct form of "Are/Is there/there is/there are" based on the given information. Here are the completed sentences:

1. Is there a bed next to the window in the room? - Yes, there is. 2. Are there many books on the shelf? - Yes, there are. 3. Is there a clock in the room? - No, there isn't. 4. Is there a picture in the room? - Yes, there is. 5. Is there a flower on the shelf? - Yes, there is. 6. Is there a carpet behind the armchair? - Yes, there is. 7. Is there a cat under the armchair? - No, there isn't.

In these sentences, "Is there" is used when asking about the existence of a singular object, and "Are there" is used when asking about the existence of multiple objects. "There is" is used to affirm the existence of a singular object, and "There are" is used to affirm the existence of multiple objects.