Task Explanation:
The task involves using the correct form of the verb "is" or "are" in sentences based on whether the noun is singular (only 1) or plural (more than 1). The rules are as follows:
- Use
"is" when the noun is singular (only 1).
- Use
"are" when the noun is plural (more than 1).
Solution:
Let's go through each sentence and determine whether to use "is" or "are" based on the number of objects shown in the images.
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#### 1. There __________ a lamp
- Image shows: 1 lamp.
- Since there is only 1 lamp, use
"is".
- Sentence:
There is a lamp.
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#### 2. There __________ two lamps
- Image shows: 2 lamps.
- Since there are more than 1 lamp, use
"are".
- Sentence:
There are two lamps.
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#### 3. There __________ two sofas
- Image shows: 2 sofas.
- Since there are more than 1 sofa, use
"are".
- Sentence:
There are two sofas.
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#### 4. There __________ one fridge
- Image shows: 1 fridge.
- Since there is only 1 fridge, use
"is".
- Sentence:
There is one fridge.
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#### 5. There __________ two curtains
- Image shows: 2 curtains.
- Since there are more than 1 curtain, use
"are".
- Sentence:
There are two curtains.
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#### 6. There __________ a bed
- Image shows: 1 bed.
- Since there is only 1 bed, use
"is".
- Sentence:
There is a bed.
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#### 7. There __________ two chairs
- Image shows:
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of there is there are worksheet.
