Have you been in a circus

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What’s there in a circus? We use there is and there are to indicate where an object is.

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What’s there in a circus?

We use there is and there are to indicate where an object is.

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*There are lions. *There is an elephant.

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*There are two horses. *There is a Trapeze artist.

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*There are not acrobats. *There is not a clown.

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•We use there is when we refer to one object and to refer to more than one we use there are.

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There

is

are

An elephant

lions

POSITIVE

negative

There

Is not

Are not

acrobats

A clown

There

is

are

Two horses?

A Trapeze artist?

Yes/no questions

SHORT ANSWERS

Yes, there is/ no, there isn’tYes, there are/ no, there aren’t