Question

10 предложений с There is / There are с комтатой и предметами

Answer 1

1 There is a book on the table.
2 There are some copybooks next to the book.
3 There are a lot of pencils in the box.
4 There is a computer on the computer table.
5 There is a sofa near the wall.
6 There are some pictures on the walls.
7 There is a carpet on the floor.
8 There is an armchair next to the coffee-table.
9 There are a lot of textbooks in the bookcase.
10 There are no people in the room. 

Answer 2

There is a common phrase structure in English that uses "There is" or "There are" to indicate the existence or presence of something. Here are 10 sentences that demonstrate the use of "There is" or "There are" with different subjects and objects:

1. There is a cat on the roof. 2. There are three apples in the basket. 3. There is a book on the table. 4. There are many students in the classroom. 5. There is a car parked outside the house. 6. There are two dogs playing in the park. 7. There is a pen in my bag. 8. There are several birds in the tree. 9. There is a cup of coffee on the counter. 10. There are five chairs in the room.

In these sentences, "There is" is used when referring to a singular subject, while "There are" is used when referring to plural subjects. The phrase "There is" or "There are" is followed by the subject, and then the object is mentioned to indicate what exists or is present.

It's important to note that the verb form after "There is" or "There are" agrees with the subject. For example, in sentence 1, we use "is" because the subject "a cat" is singular. In sentence 2, we use "are" because the subject "three apples" is plural.

These sentences can be used to describe the presence of various objects or things in different contexts.