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    The document provides instruction on the grammar points "there is" and "there are" which are used to describe places. It gives examples of describing a house using these terms, such as "There is a garden in the front and there is a patio at the back." It also lists other terms like "There are," "There aren't any," and "There are a lot of." Learners are directed to vocabulary videos about parts of houses and cities, as well as practice exercises to reinforce these new grammar points.

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    Level 2 Class 1

    La primera unidad que cubriremos en este nivel es la UNIT 4

    The Topic is : DESCRIBING PLACES (cities, neighbourhoods, houses, places of work.)

    The Vocabulary: parts of the house, places in the city, elements(furniture) in the kitchen, in
    the living room in the bedroom and the bathroom.

    The Grammar item to describe places is :

    THERE IS when you describe ONE element (SINGULAR)

    THERE ISN¨T the negative form (SINGULAR TOO)

    THERE ARE when you describe TWO or MORE elements. (PLURAL)

    THERE AREN¨T the negative for plural

    LOOK at this description of my house:

    My house is in Versalles. It´s a beautiful house, not big and not small: medium-size. There
    is a garden in the front and there is a patio ate the back. There are a lot of plants and
    flowers in the garden but there aren´t any plants in the patio. There are two big
    bedrooms: one for my daughters and one for me and my husband. There is a bathroom
    but there isn´t a toilet. There is a big living room and a medium-size kitchen

    I love my house

    For the Singular we use: THERE IS A/AN .......

    THERE ISN¨T A / AN.....

    For the plural we use:

    THERE ARE ... (two,four or any number) There are two bedrooms

    THERE ARE SOME ...... There are some some plants.


    THERE ARE A LOT OF........ There are a lot of flowers in the garden.

    THERE ARENT ANY......

    A and AN are for singular only

    The number, some and any are for plural only

    SOME is always affirmative and plural.

    Any is always negative and pural.

    For questions you do what you usually do with the verb TO BE: you change the order.

    IS THERE A......? Yes, there is. No, there isn´t

    ARE THERE ANY.....?Yes, there are. No, there aren´t

    How many ........... are there in your house? There are.......

    Now, watch this video of a description of the city. Focus on the use of THERE iS THERE
    ARE for description and the vocabulary of places in the city.

    https://youtu.be/d2AF-AFUuIU

    Check this vocabulary for THE CITY

    https://youtu.be/AWEHsn7brXI

    https://youtu.be/hpX8UkieizY

    Parts of the house


    The living room
    The kitchen

    The bathroom

    The bedroom
    Start learning all the vocabulary. You can print and stick the pictures on your copybooks

    Now practise on line

    https://agendaweb.org/vocabulary/house_furniture-exercises.html

    https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises_list/alle_words.htm

    (for the second link you need to find The category HOUSE, click there and you´ll find several
    activities.)

    Finally, you can do the first activity, on Workbook Unit 4 to revise the vocabulary. and also
    the second page of the unit to practice there is there are in all forms.

    You should also read the text about THE WHITE HOUSE in the Student´s book to see this
    lesson in practice. Do the TRUE or FALSE exercise on the left of the text.

    As optional, you can read again in the workbook, the READING on THE MAIDMAISON HOTEL(
    a hotel in Oxford which used to be a prison. Also you can do the true-false.

    LInks de practica There is there are

    https://agendaweb.org/grammar/there_is_are-exercises.html
    https://agendaweb.org/grammar/a-an-any-some-exercises.html

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