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Classroom Vocabulary Exercise

The document provides examples of using there is/there are to describe objects in a classroom along with questions to practice this. It includes the long and short forms of there is/there are in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. It then has students look at a picture of a classroom and use there is/there are to describe what they see. Questions are also provided for students to ask and answer about the classroom. Finally, students are prompted to write a short paragraph describing their own classroom using there is/there are.

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Classroom Vocabulary Exercise

The document provides examples of using there is/there are to describe objects in a classroom along with questions to practice this. It includes the long and short forms of there is/there are in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. It then has students look at a picture of a classroom and use there is/there are to describe what they see. Questions are also provided for students to ask and answer about the classroom. Finally, students are prompted to write a short paragraph describing their own classroom using there is/there are.

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In my classroom there is….

there are…

Affirmative Negative Interrogativ


e
Long Short Long form Short
form form form
singul There is There’s There is not There isn’t Is there?
ar
plural Tere are There are There Are there?
not. aren’t

A) Look at the picture. Fill in with There is or there are.

• __________ a teacher in the classroom.

• __________ a blackboard in the classroom.

• __________ six boys in the classroom.

• __________ a map on the wall.

• __________ a ruler on the


teacher’s desk.
• __________ four girls in the classroom.

• __________ books in the classroom

B) Now ask and answer as in the example.

• Three boys?

Are there tree boys in the classroom?No, there aren’t.

There are six boys in the classroom.

• Two teachers?

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• Tree maps?

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• Four girls?

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• One aquarium?

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• Some books?

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C) Write about your classroom. Start like this: In my classroom there


is…./ there are…..

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