БичлэгThere is / There are
Vincent's Bedroom at Arles by Vincent Van Gogh
This is a painting by Vincent Van Gogh. You can discuss the painting. Here I'm just going to try to show you a little grammar by using "there is" and "there are" to describe the painting.
Use "there is" to talk about one thing and "there are" to talk about two or more things: There is one picture on this webpage but there are many words.
To ask a question, put the verb first: Is there a desk? Are there any people?
"Wh" questions follow the normal question word order: How many pictures are there? Why are there two chairs?
Now you can try it. Remember that computers are not as smart as you are. You must NOT use contractions (use "there is", not "there's") or the computer will tell you you're wrong!
There a bed.There a few pictures.
There two chairs.
There a small table.
there many windows?
No, there only one window.
there a TV?
No, there no TV.
How many pillows there?
There two pillows on the bed.
