There is/There are

There is and there are

There is and there are are used to say that something exists/doesn’t exist or is/isn’t present:

There’s a problem. A problem exists.

There are 3 students in the classroom.

Is there a park in this town? Is a park present in this town?

Are there any computers in the lab?

There isn’t any chairs in the dining room. No chairs exist in the dining room.

There aren’t many cookies left.

Take a look at the picture and tell what there is/there are

Examples:

1. There is a table.

2. There isn’t a computer.

3. There is a bed.

4. There are many books.

5. There are two pictures.

Click on the link and follow the instructions given in each exercise.