Example: a piece of cheese
A: Is there a piece of cheese in the refrigerator?
B: Yes, there is.
A: Your turn now.
Example: onions
B: Are there onions in the refrigerator?
A: No, there aren’t.
B: Your turn now.
Paartner A
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Partner B
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a carton of eggs
a loaf of bread
apples
a cube of butter
potatoes
vegetables
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strawberries
oranges
a bottle of orange juice
a bowl of rice
a bag of flour
pickles
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Exercise 4 Berilgan sozlardan foydalanib subat taskil eting;
Is there yoki are there lardan foydalaning.
Take turns asking and answering questions about this city. Begin with Is there or Are there. If the answer is “I don’t know,” ask someone else.
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Example: a zoo
Student A: Is there a zoo in (name of this city)}
Student B: Yes, there is. / No, there isn’t.
Student B: (to Student C) Is there an airport near (name of this city)?
Student С: I don’t know.
Student B: (to Student D) Is there an airport near (name of this city)?
Student A.:
1.zoo
2.an airport
3.lakes
4.good restaurant
5.a good Chineese restaurant
6.an art museum
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7.an aquarium
8.interesting bookstores
9.a subway system
10. public swimming pools
11. a good public transportation
12. a move theatre
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There + Be: Asking Questions with How Many
QUESTION SHORT ANSWER
HOW MANY + SUBJECT + ARE + THERE + PLACE
How many chapters are there in this book? —» Fifteen.
(There are 15chapters in this book.)
How many provinces are there in Canada? -» Ten.
(There are ten provinces in Canada.)
c) How many words do you see?
Ask and answer questions about this classroom. Use How many and the given words.
Example: desks
STUDENT A: How many desks are there in this room?
STUDENT B: Thirty-two. OR There are thirty-two desks in this room.
STUDENT A: That’s right, OR NO, I count thirty-three desks.
1. windows 3. students 5. women 7. grammar books
2. laptops 4. teachers 6. men 8. Dictionaries
Exercise 5.
Work with a partner. Ask questions. Begin with How many.
Example: days in a week
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