Unit 5 Pattern By Carol 2013 Fall

There is/are… 有 There are three chickens on the farm. There are two trees on the farm. There are three houses on the farm. There are two sheep on the farm. There is a black cat on the farm. There is a bull on the farm. There is a pond on the farm. There is a pig on the farm.

There is a black cat on the farm. There is a bull on the farm. There is a pond on the farm. There is a pig on the farm. There are two sheep on the farm. There are three chickens on the farm. There are two trees on the farm. There are three houses on the farm. There is + 單數名詞 There are + 複數名詞

Exercise 1 Work with your group members. Write down two sentences by using “There is” and two sentences by using “There are”.

There isn’t/aren’t… 沒有 There aren’t any ducks on the farm. There aren’t any castles on the farm. There isn’t a swimming pool on the farm. There aren’t ten trees on the farm. There aren’t five sheep on the farm. There isn’t a lion on the farm. There isn’t a tiger on the farm. There isn’t a fox on the farm.

There isn’t a lion on the farm. There isn’t a tiger on the farm. There isn’t a swimming pool on the farm. There isn’t a fox on the farm. There aren’t five sheep on the farm. There aren’t any ducks on the farm. There aren’t ten trees on the farm. There aren’t any castles on the farm. There isn’t + 單數名詞 There aren’t + (any) + 複數名詞

Exercise 2 Work with your group members. Write down two sentences by using “There isn’t” and two sentences by using “There aren’t (any)”. p. 71

Is/Are there… 有…嗎？ There is a black cat on the farm. → Is there a black cat on the farm? There is a bull on the farm. → Is there a bull on the farm? There are two sheep on the farm. → Are there two sheep on the farm? → Are there any sheep on the farm? There are three chickens on the farm. → Are there three chickens on the farm? → Are there any chickens on the farm?

Exercise 3 There is a pond on the farm. → Is there a pond on the farm? There is a pig on the farm. → Is there a pig on the farm? There are two trees on the farm. → Are there two trees on the farm? → Are there any trees on the farm? There are three houses on the farm. → Are there three houses on the farm? → Are there any houses on the farm?

Yes, there is/are. No, there isn’t/ aren’t. Is there a teacher in the classroom? →Yes, there is a teacher in the classroom. →Yes, there is. Is there a basketball under the desk? →No, there isn’t a basketball under the desk? →No, there isn’t. Are there 17 boys in the class? →Yes, there are 17 boys in the class. →Yes, there are. Are there any comic books in your drawers? →No, there aren’t any comic books in our drawers. →No, there aren’t.

Exercise 4(1) a hippo A: Is there a hippo in the picture? B: Yes, there is a hippo in the picture. Yes, there is.

Exercise 4(2) eggs A: Are there any eggs in the fridge? B: Yes, there are some eggs in the fridge. Yes, there are.

Exercise 4(3) two lemons A: Are there two lemons in the picture? B: No, there aren’t two lemons in the picture. No, there aren’t. p. 72~73