There is & there are (affirmative, negative & interrogative)

Is there a door in the kitchen?

• Yes, there is.

• No, there isn't.

• Yes, there are.

• No, there aren't.

Are there any plants in the yard?

• No, there isn't.

• Yes, there is.

• Yes, there are.

• No, there aren't.

Is there a dog in the yard?

• Yes, there are, and there's a cat.

• No, there aren't, but there's a cat.

• Yes, there is, and there's a cat.

• No, there isn't, but there's a cat.

Choose the correct option:

• There are three large vases.

• There isn't three large vases.

• There is three large vases.

• There aren't three large vases.

Choose the correct option:

• There isn't an armchair.

• There's a green bookshelf.

• There's a sofa.

• There aren't any lamps.

Choose the correct option:

• There isn't a window.

• There aren't any tables.

• There aren't any pictures.

• There isn't a sofa.

Choose the correct option:

• There aren't any windows.

• There's a rug.

• There aren't any cushions.

• There's a mirror.

Choose the correct option:

• Are there an armchair?

• Is there any curtains?

• Are there any tables?

• Is there a doors?

Choose the correct option:

• There's an armchair.

• There are a small table.

• There are two lamps.

• There isn't a rug.

Is there a cushion on the armchair?

• Yes, there are.

• No, there aren't.

• No, there isn't.

• Yes, there is.