Respuesta :
Respuesta:
Of course! Here are the sentences in singular and plural using the expression "there is/are" in affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms:
Singular:
1. Affirmative: There is a book on the table.
2. Negative: There isn't any food in the fridge.
3. Interrogative: Is there anyone at home?
Plural:
4. Affirmative: There are many trees in the park.
5. Negative: There aren't any cats in the garden.
6. Interrogative: Are there enough time to finish the project?
Singular:
7. Affirmative: There is an interesting movie at the cinema.
8. Negative: There isn't any milk in the fridge.
9. Interrogative: Is there someone waiting at the door?
Plural:
10. Affirmative: There are several people at the meeting.
11. Negative: There aren't any dogs in the park.
12. Interrogative: Is there anything I can do to help?
Singular:
13. Affirmative: There is a flower in the garden.
14. Negative: There isn't any water in the tank.
15. Interrogative: Is there anything you need me to do?
Plural:
16. Affirmative: There are many stars in the sky.
17. Negative: There aren't any books in the library.
18. Interrogative: Is there anything we should know before we start?
Singular:
19. Affirmative: There is a plane in the sky.
20. Negative: There isn't any light in the room.
21. Interrogative: Is there something bothering you right now?
Plural:
22. Affirmative: There are several cars in the parking lot.
23. Negative: There aren't any chairs in the room.
24. Interrogative: Is there anything you'd like to share with me?