SlideShare uma empresa Scribd logo
1 de 30
THERE IS / THERE
     ARE
A / AN, SOME, ANY
En inglés, existen dos formas
 de expresar el verbo haber
 (hay).
short
              affirmative   negative   interrogative
                                                        answers



                                                         Yes,
                            there         Is           there is.
 Singular /   there is
uncountable                  isn’t     there…? No, there
                                                 isn’t.


                                                         Yes,
                                                        there
                            there         Are
  plural      there are                                  are.
                            aren’t     there…?
                                                       No, there
                                                        aren’t.
There is + sustantivo        There are + sustantivo
  contable en singular y       plural
  + sustantivo
  incontable

•   There is a man.
•   Hay un hombre.
•   There isn’t any water.   • There are some dogs.
•   No hay agua.             • Hay algunos perros.
A = un, una

An = un, una
A + sustantivo singular en     AN + sustantivo singular en
  oraciones afirmativas,         oraciones afirmativas,
  negativas e interrogativas     negativas e interrogativas
  cuando el sustantivo           cuando el sustantivo
  comienza por consonante        comienza por vocal


•   There is a car.            • There is an elephant.
•   Hay un coche.              • Hay un elefante.
some = unos / -as, algunos / -as



any = unos / -as, algunos / -as
     ningunos / -as
SOME+ sustantivos en        ANY + sustantivos en plural
  plural en oraciones         en oraciones negativas e
  afirmativas                 interrogativas

•   There are some cats.    •   There aren’t any pets.
•   Hay algunos gatos.      •   No hay ninguna mascota.
•   There are some books.   •   Are there any girls?
•   Hay algunos libros.     •   ¿Hay alguna chica?
THE DEEP
          OCEAN
                  Imagine:
You’re on a boat in the middle of the Pacific
                    Ocean.
It’s hot and sunny. There isn’t a cloud in the
                     sky.
You go down into the water in a special
              submarine.
At 10 metres underwater, it’s warm.
There are some plants and some fish.
At 1000 metres underwater, it’s cold and
                 dark.
At 2000 metres underwater, you’re on the
     ocean floor. It’s very, very cold.
There aren’t any plants. But – incredibly –
      there are some animals here.
There are some holes in the floor of the
 Pacific Ocean. Very hot water (400ºC)
   comes out of the holes, and some
       amazing animals live there.
There’s a special type of worm and there
           are some snails, too.
Sometimes, the worms are three metres
long. The snails haven’t got any eyes, but
            they’ve got hair!
Are there any plants at 10 metres
           underwater?




         Yes, there are.
Are there any fish at 10 metres underwater?




              Yes, there are.
Are there any plants on the ocean floor?




           No, there aren’t.
Are there any animals on the ocean floor?




             Yes, there are.
Is there a special type of worm on the ocean
                      floor?




               Yes, there is.
Are there any dolphins on the ocean floor?




            No, there aren’t.
There is a worm.
There are some holes.
There is a submarine on the ocean floor.
There is a special kind of snail.
There are some plants at 10 metres
            underwater.
Marga Renedo Gómez

Mais conteúdo relacionado

Mais procurados

Past simple past continuous (3º eso)
Past simple   past continuous (3º eso)Past simple   past continuous (3º eso)
Past simple past continuous (3º eso)mjsaizdomingoteacher
 
Present perfect
Present perfectPresent perfect
Present perfectmluisavm
 
Making suggestions
Making suggestionsMaking suggestions
Making suggestionsSaro Rosales
 
There was/were vs. There is/are activity
There was/were vs. There is/are activityThere was/were vs. There is/are activity
There was/were vs. There is/are activityBuse Doğar Kayadelen
 
Contable unc-explain
Contable unc-explainContable unc-explain
Contable unc-explainlizdalia
 
Can, Could, Be able to
Can, Could, Be able toCan, Could, Be able to
Can, Could, Be able tolearnglish
 
Compound verbs
Compound verbs Compound verbs
Compound verbs Sara--222
 
Defining relative clauses
Defining relative clausesDefining relative clauses
Defining relative clausesSusan Bolling
 
Prepositions In, At, On
Prepositions In, At, OnPrepositions In, At, On
Prepositions In, At, OnDarplay
 
4 a possessive_adjective_notes
4 a possessive_adjective_notes4 a possessive_adjective_notes
4 a possessive_adjective_notesLuis Castro
 
Have has
Have   hasHave   has
Have hasFelix
 
A Lotof Much Many A Little A Few
A Lotof Much Many A Little A FewA Lotof Much Many A Little A Few
A Lotof Much Many A Little A FewHasan Ege
 
Pretérito imperfecto
Pretérito imperfectoPretérito imperfecto
Pretérito imperfectosuai2
 
Comparatives and superlatives
Comparatives and superlativesComparatives and superlatives
Comparatives and superlativesmaral954
 
Have got
Have gotHave got
Have gotihsan
 

Mais procurados (20)

Past simple past continuous (3º eso)
Past simple   past continuous (3º eso)Past simple   past continuous (3º eso)
Past simple past continuous (3º eso)
 
Present perfect
Present perfectPresent perfect
Present perfect
 
Habits and tendencies
Habits and tendenciesHabits and tendencies
Habits and tendencies
 
The verb to be
The verb to beThe verb to be
The verb to be
 
Have got
Have gotHave got
Have got
 
Making suggestions
Making suggestionsMaking suggestions
Making suggestions
 
There was/were vs. There is/are activity
There was/were vs. There is/are activityThere was/were vs. There is/are activity
There was/were vs. There is/are activity
 
Future tense
Future tenseFuture tense
Future tense
 
Contable unc-explain
Contable unc-explainContable unc-explain
Contable unc-explain
 
Can, Could, Be able to
Can, Could, Be able toCan, Could, Be able to
Can, Could, Be able to
 
Compound verbs
Compound verbs Compound verbs
Compound verbs
 
Defining relative clauses
Defining relative clausesDefining relative clauses
Defining relative clauses
 
Prepositions In, At, On
Prepositions In, At, OnPrepositions In, At, On
Prepositions In, At, On
 
4 a possessive_adjective_notes
4 a possessive_adjective_notes4 a possessive_adjective_notes
4 a possessive_adjective_notes
 
Have has
Have   hasHave   has
Have has
 
A Lotof Much Many A Little A Few
A Lotof Much Many A Little A FewA Lotof Much Many A Little A Few
A Lotof Much Many A Little A Few
 
Pretérito imperfecto
Pretérito imperfectoPretérito imperfecto
Pretérito imperfecto
 
Comparatives and superlatives
Comparatives and superlativesComparatives and superlatives
Comparatives and superlatives
 
Have and has got
Have and has gotHave and has got
Have and has got
 
Have got
Have gotHave got
Have got
 

Destaque

There is there are-a-an-some-any-how much-many
There is there are-a-an-some-any-how much-manyThere is there are-a-an-some-any-how much-many
There is there are-a-an-some-any-how much-manyCynthia García
 
There Is There Are
There Is There AreThere Is There Are
There Is There Aremfern437
 
There is are + a an some any
There is are + a an some anyThere is are + a an some any
There is are + a an some anyteacherhector
 
There is... a,an...some any...
There is... a,an...some any...There is... a,an...some any...
There is... a,an...some any...violet3773
 
Socorro there is there are
Socorro there is there areSocorro there is there are
Socorro there is there arecris03glu
 
บทเรียนสำเร็จThere is
บทเรียนสำเร็จThere is บทเรียนสำเร็จThere is
บทเรียนสำเร็จThere is Ratty Krutae
 
Should / shouldn´t - Imperativo (aff/neg)
Should / shouldn´t - Imperativo (aff/neg)Should / shouldn´t - Imperativo (aff/neg)
Should / shouldn´t - Imperativo (aff/neg)Dhoriz Hd
 
Examples there is, there are
Examples there is, there areExamples there is, there are
Examples there is, there areguadalupe garcia
 
Asking and giving directions
Asking and giving directionsAsking and giving directions
Asking and giving directionsAzulclaro Miranda
 
There is:there are
There is:there areThere is:there are
There is:there areMaiteSaenz
 
Countable & uncountable. some, any, much, many, a lot of, lots of
Countable & uncountable. some, any, much, many, a lot of, lots ofCountable & uncountable. some, any, much, many, a lot of, lots of
Countable & uncountable. some, any, much, many, a lot of, lots ofCristina Férriz Sánchez
 
Asking and giving directions
Asking and giving directionsAsking and giving directions
Asking and giving directionsRamsy de Vos
 
1.10 gramática de there is y there are & some vs any
1.10   gramática de there is y there are & some vs any1.10   gramática de there is y there are & some vs any
1.10 gramática de there is y there are & some vs anyAlberto Carranza Garcia
 

Destaque (20)

some /any
some /anysome /any
some /any
 
There is there are-a-an-some-any-how much-many
There is there are-a-an-some-any-how much-manyThere is there are-a-an-some-any-how much-many
There is there are-a-an-some-any-how much-many
 
There Is There Are
There Is There AreThere Is There Are
There Is There Are
 
There is are + a an some any
There is are + a an some anyThere is are + a an some any
There is are + a an some any
 
There is... a,an...some any...
There is... a,an...some any...There is... a,an...some any...
There is... a,an...some any...
 
There is, there are
There is, there areThere is, there are
There is, there are
 
Socorro there is there are
Socorro there is there areSocorro there is there are
Socorro there is there are
 
บทเรียนสำเร็จThere is
บทเรียนสำเร็จThere is บทเรียนสำเร็จThere is
บทเรียนสำเร็จThere is
 
Should / shouldn´t - Imperativo (aff/neg)
Should / shouldn´t - Imperativo (aff/neg)Should / shouldn´t - Imperativo (aff/neg)
Should / shouldn´t - Imperativo (aff/neg)
 
Examples there is, there are
Examples there is, there areExamples there is, there are
Examples there is, there are
 
Giving directions
Giving directionsGiving directions
Giving directions
 
Giving Directions
Giving DirectionsGiving Directions
Giving Directions
 
The House
The HouseThe House
The House
 
Asking and giving directions
Asking and giving directionsAsking and giving directions
Asking and giving directions
 
There is:there are
There is:there areThere is:there are
There is:there are
 
Countable & uncountable. some, any, much, many, a lot of, lots of
Countable & uncountable. some, any, much, many, a lot of, lots ofCountable & uncountable. some, any, much, many, a lot of, lots of
Countable & uncountable. some, any, much, many, a lot of, lots of
 
Asking and giving directions
Asking and giving directionsAsking and giving directions
Asking and giving directions
 
Asking for and giving Directions
Asking for and giving DirectionsAsking for and giving Directions
Asking for and giving Directions
 
Should shouldn't
Should shouldn'tShould shouldn't
Should shouldn't
 
1.10 gramática de there is y there are & some vs any
1.10   gramática de there is y there are & some vs any1.10   gramática de there is y there are & some vs any
1.10 gramática de there is y there are & some vs any
 

Semelhante a There is... a,an...some any...

Semelhante a There is... a,an...some any... (20)

There is... a,an...some any...
There is... a,an...some any...There is... a,an...some any...
There is... a,an...some any...
 
There is
There isThere is
There is
 
There is & there are
There is & there areThere is & there are
There is & there are
 
Verbs slide
Verbs slideVerbs slide
Verbs slide
 
Sp600 l3
Sp600 l3Sp600 l3
Sp600 l3
 
susana maquera turpo
susana maquera turposusana maquera turpo
susana maquera turpo
 
Grammar book part 2
Grammar book part 2Grammar book part 2
Grammar book part 2
 
There Was - There Were
There Was - There WereThere Was - There Were
There Was - There Were
 
Spanish 11
Spanish 11Spanish 11
Spanish 11
 
Countries and nationalities
Countries and nationalitiesCountries and nationalities
Countries and nationalities
 
Grammar book
Grammar bookGrammar book
Grammar book
 
Grammar book (2)
Grammar book (2)Grammar book (2)
Grammar book (2)
 
present perfect orf "is/are"
present perfect orf "is/are"present perfect orf "is/are"
present perfect orf "is/are"
 
Wulan xi iis 2 english
Wulan xi iis 2 englishWulan xi iis 2 english
Wulan xi iis 2 english
 
Nouns & Determiners
Nouns & DeterminersNouns & Determiners
Nouns & Determiners
 
Maira vieira
Maira vieiraMaira vieira
Maira vieira
 
Past continuous
Past continuousPast continuous
Past continuous
 
Articles and Quantifiers
Articles and QuantifiersArticles and Quantifiers
Articles and Quantifiers
 
Resumengramtical
ResumengramticalResumengramtical
Resumengramtical
 
Resumengramtical
ResumengramticalResumengramtical
Resumengramtical
 

Mais de MargaRenedo (20)

Raúl
RaúlRaúl
Raúl
 
Belén
BelénBelén
Belén
 
Celia
CeliaCelia
Celia
 
Marcos
MarcosMarcos
Marcos
 
Jesús
JesúsJesús
Jesús
 
Óscar
ÓscarÓscar
Óscar
 
Rodrigo
RodrigoRodrigo
Rodrigo
 
Mario
MarioMario
Mario
 
Rodrigo
RodrigoRodrigo
Rodrigo
 
Marcos
MarcosMarcos
Marcos
 
Lucía
LucíaLucía
Lucía
 
Belén
BelénBelén
Belén
 
Jesús
JesúsJesús
Jesús
 
Miguel
MiguelMiguel
Miguel
 
Celia
CeliaCelia
Celia
 
Rodrigo
RodrigoRodrigo
Rodrigo
 
Óscar
ÓscarÓscar
Óscar
 
Mario
MarioMario
Mario
 
Nacho
NachoNacho
Nacho
 
Nacho
NachoNacho
Nacho
 

There is... a,an...some any...

  • 1. THERE IS / THERE ARE A / AN, SOME, ANY
  • 2. En inglés, existen dos formas de expresar el verbo haber (hay).
  • 3. short affirmative negative interrogative answers Yes, there Is there is. Singular / there is uncountable isn’t there…? No, there isn’t. Yes, there there Are plural there are are. aren’t there…? No, there aren’t.
  • 4. There is + sustantivo There are + sustantivo contable en singular y plural + sustantivo incontable • There is a man. • Hay un hombre. • There isn’t any water. • There are some dogs. • No hay agua. • Hay algunos perros.
  • 5. A = un, una An = un, una
  • 6. A + sustantivo singular en AN + sustantivo singular en oraciones afirmativas, oraciones afirmativas, negativas e interrogativas negativas e interrogativas cuando el sustantivo cuando el sustantivo comienza por consonante comienza por vocal • There is a car. • There is an elephant. • Hay un coche. • Hay un elefante.
  • 7. some = unos / -as, algunos / -as any = unos / -as, algunos / -as ningunos / -as
  • 8. SOME+ sustantivos en ANY + sustantivos en plural plural en oraciones en oraciones negativas e afirmativas interrogativas • There are some cats. • There aren’t any pets. • Hay algunos gatos. • No hay ninguna mascota. • There are some books. • Are there any girls? • Hay algunos libros. • ¿Hay alguna chica?
  • 9. THE DEEP OCEAN Imagine: You’re on a boat in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
  • 10. It’s hot and sunny. There isn’t a cloud in the sky.
  • 11. You go down into the water in a special submarine.
  • 12. At 10 metres underwater, it’s warm. There are some plants and some fish.
  • 13. At 1000 metres underwater, it’s cold and dark.
  • 14. At 2000 metres underwater, you’re on the ocean floor. It’s very, very cold.
  • 15. There aren’t any plants. But – incredibly – there are some animals here.
  • 16. There are some holes in the floor of the Pacific Ocean. Very hot water (400ºC) comes out of the holes, and some amazing animals live there.
  • 17. There’s a special type of worm and there are some snails, too.
  • 18. Sometimes, the worms are three metres long. The snails haven’t got any eyes, but they’ve got hair!
  • 19. Are there any plants at 10 metres underwater? Yes, there are.
  • 20. Are there any fish at 10 metres underwater? Yes, there are.
  • 21. Are there any plants on the ocean floor? No, there aren’t.
  • 22. Are there any animals on the ocean floor? Yes, there are.
  • 23. Is there a special type of worm on the ocean floor? Yes, there is.
  • 24. Are there any dolphins on the ocean floor? No, there aren’t.
  • 25. There is a worm.
  • 26. There are some holes.
  • 27. There is a submarine on the ocean floor.
  • 28. There is a special kind of snail.
  • 29. There are some plants at 10 metres underwater.