Let’s go step by step to solve this worksheet.
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Part 1: Complete the sentences using “is” or “are”
We use:
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“is” with singular nouns or uncountable nouns (like spaghetti, cheese, juice, lemonade — these are things you can’t count individually).
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“are” with plural nouns (like eggs, apples — these are things you can count).
Let’s fill in each blank:
1. There ___ some spaghetti. → Spaghetti is uncountable →
is
2. There ___ some cheese. → Cheese is uncountable →
is
3. There ___ some eggs. → Eggs are plural →
are
4. There ___ some apples. → Apples are plural →
are
5. There ___ some juice. → Juice is uncountable →
is
6. There ___ some lemonade. → Lemonade is uncountable →
is
✔ So the answers for Part 1 are:
- is, is, are, are, is, is
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Part 2: Choose the correct answer
This part is about asking questions with “How much” and “How many”.
We use:
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“How many” + plural countable nouns (apples, candies)
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“How much” + uncountable nouns (honey, milk)
And then we add “are there?” for plural, “is there?” for uncountable.
Let’s do each one:
1. How ___ apples ___ there?
→ Apples are plural → “How many” + “are”
✔ Answer:
many, are
2. How ___ honey ___ there?
→ Honey is uncountable → “How much” + “is”
✔ Answer:
much, is
3. How ___ candies ___ there?
→ Candies are plural → “How many” + “are”
✔ Answer:
many, are
4. How ___ milk ___ there?
→ Milk is uncountable → “How much” + “is”
✔ Answer:
much, is
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Final Answer:
Part 1: is, is, are, are, is, is
Part 2: 1. many, are; 2. much, is; 3. many, are; 4. much, is
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of 4th grade english worksheets.