Question

Исправьте ошибки в предложениях: 1.There are any eggs in the fridge 2.Is there any shops in your street? 3.Jon and Liz are cooking a dinner.

Answer 1

1.There are some(no) eggs in the fridge
2.Are there any shops in your street?
3.Jon and Liz are cooking dinner.

Answer 2

1. There are any eggs in the fridge. Correction: There aren't any eggs in the fridge.

2. Is there any shops in your street? Correction: Are there any shops in your street?

3. Jon and Liz are cooking a dinner. Correction: Jon and Liz are cooking dinner.

Explanation: 1. In English, when expressing a negative statement, we typically use "aren't" instead of "are not." So, the correct sentence should be "There aren't any eggs in the fridge" to indicate that there are no eggs in the fridge.

2. The word "shops" is plural, so we need to use "are" instead of "is" to match the subject. Additionally, when asking a question about the presence of something, we use "Are there" instead of "Is there." Therefore, the correct sentence should be "Are there any shops in your street?"

3. The sentence "Jon and Liz are cooking a dinner" is grammatically correct. However, it is more common to say "Jon and Liz are cooking dinner" without the indefinite article "a" before "dinner." This is because dinner is a general meal and does not require an article in this context.