English with Mr. Pea: There is & There are

In this video tutorial, Mr. Pea teaches English learners about the usage of 'there is' and 'there are'. The lesson covers their meanings, usage in singular and plural contexts, and their negative and interrogative forms. Examples are provided to illustrate each point. The video also includes practice exercises to reinforce the concepts and a discussion on irregular plurals. The tutorial concludes with a friendly farewell and a reminder to reach out for additional educational resources.

What does 'There is' mean?

• There will be

• There was

• There is

• There are

Which sentence correctly uses 'There is'?

• There is two books on the table.

• There is a cat in the garden.

• There is many apples in the basket.

• There is some cookies left.

What is the contracted form of 'There is'?

• There's

• There'd

• There're

• There'll

Which sentence correctly uses 'There are'?

• There are a book on the desk.

• There are an apple in the fridge.

• There are two dogs in the park.

• There are a cat in the room.

What is the negative form of 'There is'?

• There is not

• There are not

• There isn't

• Both A and C

Which sentence correctly uses the negative form of 'There are'?

• There is not any cookies left.

• There are not any cookie left.

• There isn't any cookies left.

• There aren't any cookies left.

How do you form a question with 'There is'?

• Is there?

• Are there?

• There is?

• There are?

Which sentence correctly uses 'Are there'?

• Are there some milk in the fridge?

• Are there a cat in the garden?

• Are there any apples left?

• Are there a book on the table?

Complete the sentence: 'There is a dog in the ______.'

• kitchen

• living room

• bathroom

• garden

What is the plural form of 'dice'?

• dice

• dices

• die

• dies