L1U4 Grammar

​There is/ there are

We use there is with singular nouns and there are with plural nouns.

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There is an apple.

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There aren't any apples.​

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English

Miss Liz

​(countable nouns and non-countable nouns)

Countable nouns are those noun you can count (1, 2, 3...).

​E.g. There is a chair.​ (= 1 chair)

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Non-countable noun are those nouns that cannot be counted. They do not have a plural form: There is a lot of traffic here!

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​Use can to talk about things that are possible.

Use can’t to talk about things that are not possible.

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Can she smoke in class? No, she can't.

Can I work out at the gym? Yes, you can.

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What can I do in your hometown?

You can go shopping at Sendero Mall.

You can eat at some great restaurants.

You can watch a movie at the movie theater.

You can’t watch soccer in my hometwon.​

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Be carefull with spelling and punctuation!​

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Example:

In a restaurant, you can have dinner.​