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EXERCISE 29-ORAL:
Ask a classmate a question about
the contents of the refrigerator in the picture. Use
the NOUNS in the list in your questions. Use "Is
there. . . 2" or "Are there. . . ?"
Example:
STUDENT A: IS there any milk in the refrigerator?
STUDENT B: Yes, there is.
Example:
STUDENT A: Are there any onions in the refrigerator?
STUDENT B: No, there aren't.
1. milk 6. bread 11. oranges
2. onions 7. apples 12. fruit
3. cheese 8. potatoes 13. meat
4. butter 9. orange juice 14. roses
5. eggs 10. strawberries 15. flour
EXERCISE 30-ORAL:
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Ask and answer questions using there + be.
STUDENT A: Ask a classmate questions about this city. Use "Is there ... 2" or
"Are there. .. 2'' Your book is open.
STUDENT B: Answer the questions. Your b~ok is closed.
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Example:
STUDENT A: IS there a zoo in (name of this city)?
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' WruDENT B: Yes, there is. OR: No, there isn't. OR: I don't know. .:-??,:, ! m",
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1. azoo 7. any good restaurants
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2. an airport 8. a good (Vietnamese) restaurant
3. an aquarium 9. a botanical garden
4. any lakes 10. any swimming pools
5. a train station 11. an art museum
6. a subway 12. a good public transportation system
EXERCISE 31 -ORAL:
Complete the sentences with your own words.
Example: There .. . in this building.
Responses: There are five floors in this building.
,'? .ss?. There are many classrooms in this building.