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Discovering grammarLook at the grammar chart. Circle thecorrect answers.1. Use a (singular / plural) noun after there is.2. Use a (singular / plural) noun after there are.3. Use (some / any) after there aren’t.4. Use (some / any) after are there.Practicing grammar10 PracticeGRAMMAR FOCUSAffirmative statementsThere’s a mall next to the park.There are some good restaurants in Miami.Yes/No questionsIs there a Portuguese restaurant in Miami?Are there any electronic stores in this mall?ContractionThere‘s = There isA. Look at the map. Write sentences using thefollowing:• There is, There are, There isn’t any, Therearen’t any• the vocabulary in Exercise 3• prepositions of location1. There aren’t any banks on the map.2. There’s a zoo across from the YMCA.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.B. PAIRS. Give your sentences to anotherstudent and have him or her check them.Who has the most correct sentences?28 Unit 3There is/There areNegative statementsThere isn’t a mall in my town.There aren’t any good restaurants around my school.Short answersYes, there is. / No, there isn’t.Yes, there are. / No, there aren’t.11 PracticeA. Look at the map carefully. Try to rememberthe places on it.B. PAIRS. Take turns. Student A, look atyour map and ask Student B three Yes/Noquestions about the places on the map.Student B, close your book and answerStudent A’s questions. Keep score of thecorrect guesses.For example:A: Is there a mall on the map?B: Umm . . . Yes, there is!A: No, there isn’t. Next question. Arethere . . . ?024-033_SB1B_U03_14106.indd 281/17/07 7:30:28 PMPostcards