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Indefinite Person or Thing - The Use of "THERE IS" & "THERE ARE" - Affirmative/Negative/Question Forms- elementary/intermediate - (( definitions & 70 Exercises )) - (( B&W VERSION INCLUDED ))
We seldom say in English, “A book is on the table.” We say instead, "There’s a book on the table.” Thus the existence of any indefinite person or thing is usually introduced by “there’s” or “there are”. This worksheet focusses on teaching students "When, Why & How" to use the indefinite Person or Thing. Students learn the affirmative, negative and the question form of this grammatical feature. There are all the definitions and 70 exercises in total. B&W Version is also Included. Hope you find it useful. Cheers.
Level:elementary
Age: 7-17
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