There Is and There Are: Multiple Choice
A1 Level
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Zoo website: blank more than 300 animals at our zoo, from small frogs to big elephants.
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Choose the words that complete each sentence or answer. Your first choice counts.
Zoo website: _____ more than 300 animals at our zoo, from small frogs to big elephants.
_____ any hot water? I want to wash my hair.
Email to a hotel: Hello. _____ any parks near the hotel? We're bringing our dog.
A: Are there any towels in the bathroom? B: Yes, _____. They're on the shelf.
Sorry, _____ any tickets for tonight's show. Try again tomorrow.
Note on the fridge: _____ any milk. Please buy some!
A: Is there a lift in this building? B: Yes, _____. It's next to the stairs.
Flat for rent: _____ three bedrooms, so it's great for a family.
A: Are there any shops near the lake? B: No, _____. Take some food with you.
Tourist guide: _____ a bank in the village, so get some money before you arrive.
_____ a restaurant across the road. Let's eat there.
Email from the school: Dear parents, _____ any lessons on Friday. The school is closed for the day.
A: Is there any orange juice? B: No, _____. Would you like some tea?
Don't go to the shop. _____ some bread in the cupboard.
We can't watch the football at home. _____ a TV in our new house.
A: How many people _____ in your family? B: Five: my mum, my dad, my two brothers and me.
Excuse me, _____ a bus to the airport from here?
Café website: Our café is small inside, but _____ a big garden where you can relax.
_____ many people on the beach today. It's very quiet.
_____ two empty seats at the back. Quick, let's sit there before the film starts!
Grammar review
Learners often use it where English needs there. Use there is or there are to introduce something, then it or they once it's known: There's a museum by the river. It's very old. The noun after the verb decides is or are: There is snow on the hills, There are two museums. In questions, the verb comes first.
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