I.

Fill in the gaps using There is, There are, Are there or Is there:
1) _____________ a big kitchen in my flat.
2) _____________ two bedrooms in my house.
3) _____________ a bookcase in your room?
4) _____________ a chair, a desk and a wardrobe by the window.
5) _____________ three floors in your house?
6) _____________ a living room and a dining room in my flat.
7) _____________ five chairs at the table.
8) _____________a bookshelf on the wall?
9) _____________many boxes under the table?
10) _____________a bed and a wardrobe between the chairs.
11) _____________a new carpet on the floor?
12) _____________a new carpet and an old carpet on the floor.

II. Form general questions of the sentences:

1) There is a carpet under the table.
2) There is a desk and a chair behind the bookcase.
3) There is a sofa between the armchairs.
4) There is one map on the wall.
5) There is a pen and a pencil in the pen case.
6) There is a student book, a record book, a workbook and a pen case in my rucksack.
7) There are many books in my bag.
8) There are five kittens in the basket.
9) There are eight pencils, five pens and fifteen workbooks on his desk.
10) There are nine pupils and a teacher in the classroom.
11) There are twenty flats in this house.
12) There are many apple-trees in his garden.

III. Make the sentences negative:

1) There is a carpet under the table.
2) There is a desk and a chair behind the bookcase.
3) There is a sofa between the armchairs.
4) There is one map on the wall.
5) There is a pen and a pencil in the pen case.
6) There is a student book, a record book, a workbook and a pen case in my rucksack.
7) There are many books in my bag.
8) There are five kittens in the basket.
9) There are eight pencils, five pens and fifteen workbooks on his desk.
10) There are nine pupils and a teacher in the classroom.
11) There are twenty flats in this house.
12) There are many apple-trees in his garden.
IV. Answer the questions using the words in brackets:
1) What is there under the table? (a ball)
2) What is there between the armchairs? (a coffee table)
3) What is there on the wall? (a poster)
4) What is there behind the wall? (a garden)
5) What is there in your bag? (a lot of books)
6) What is there by the wardrobe? (a sofa)
7) How many books are there in your bag? (eight)
8) How many children are there in the garden? (thirty)
9) How many chairs are there at the table? (two)
10) How many boxes are there under the table? (three)
11) How many pictures are there between the windows? (one)
12) How many kittens are there in the basket? (four)

V. Form special questions using the question words in brackets:

1) There is a box under the table. (What)
2) There is a lamp behind the computer. (What)
3) There are two pictures between the bookcases. (How many)
4) There is one mirror on the wall. (How many)
5) There is a pen and a pencil in the pen case. (What)
6) There is a record book, four books and a pen case in my rucksack. (What)
7) There are many books in my bag. (How many)
8) There are five kittens in the basket. (How many)
9) There is a computer, a lamp and fifteen workbooks on his desk. (What)
10) There are nine pupils and a teacher in the classroom. (Who)
11) There are four bedrooms in this house. (How many)
12) There are many flowers in her garden. (What)