Tanto “there is” como “there are” se traducen al español
literalmente como “hay”, es decir, son expresiones para indicar la presencia de
algo. Sin embargo, el “There Is” se utiliza para sustantivos singulares,
mientras que “There are” se usa para sustantivos plurales. Es común verlos
también contraídos en la forma “There’s”, y “There’re”.
De ésta manera, se presentan 20 oraciones con “there is” y “there
are”, las cuales fueron elaboradas por el usuario “Dianita97”:
Oraciones con “There is”
1.- There is a cat by the table.
2.- There is a shoe in the sofá.
3.- There is a dog in the door.
4.- There is a butterfly by the window.
5.- There is a gorila in the zoo.
6.- There is a kid in the play ground.
7.- There is a girl sitting in my chair.
8.- There is a boy watching tv.
9.- There is my mom waiting for me.
10.- There is my car.
Oraciones con “There are”
11.- There are a pair of shoes.
12.- There are a some of apples.
13.- There are many childs in the park.
14.- There are a lot of teenagers in the disco.
15.- There are a few people in the bank.
16.- There are a lot of parents waiting for their children.
17.- There are alot of apples in the tree.
18.- There are many people in the supermarket.
19.- There are 12 months in a year.
20.- There are 4 seasons in the year.
