Вопрос:
Grammar: there is/there are
Match the beginnings and endings of the sentences.
1 There are
2 There's an
3 There's a
4 There
5 There are seven
6 There are
Belchite is a small village in the north of Spain. Look at the information about the village and make sentences using there is/there are.
• a railway station
• a museum
• restaurants
• a supermarket
• any big hotels
• a hospital
• old buildings
• many people
• a tourist information centre
1 There isn't a railway station.
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9 Ответ: Match the beginnings and endings of the sentences: There are a night market in Hong Kong. There's an b 91 universities in England. There's a c cities in Scotland. There d 12 countries in South America. There are seven e are 1,250 million people in India. There are f underground town in Australia. Sentences about Belchite: There isn't a railway station. There is a museum. There are restaurants (three). There is a supermarket. There aren't any big hotels. There is a hospital. There are old buildings. There are many people. There is a tourist information centre. 👍 👎
Похожие Circle the correct form to complete the conversations.
1 A Excuse me. Is there / There's a tourist information centre in the town?
B Yes, there is / there's. It's just near the railway station.
2 A Is there / Are there a cinema in the town centre?
B No, I'm sorry, there isn't / there aren't. But there's a theatre.
3 A Are there / Is there any nice restaurants near here?
B Yes, there are / there're. There's the Lanterna Restaurant in Queen Street and Nico's in Westgate.
4 A Is there / Is there a campsite near the beach?
B Yes, there is / there's. The Sunny Days Campsite is near the beach.
5 A Are there a / any bookshops in the village?
B No, I'm afraid there aren't / there are no.
6 A Are there many thing / things to see in the town?
B Yes, are there / there are. There are lots of things to see and do here.
4.3) Listen and check.
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