Use of English 16 Preposit
555 Where's
• there is there are
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1
Plural
Singular
Affirmative There is a living room.
Negative There isn't a garden.
There are two bedrooms upstairs.
There aren't any windows.
interrogative Is there a kitchen downstairs? Are there flowers in the garden?
Short Yes, there is
Yes, there are
No, there isn't
No, there aren't.
We use 1)
in the
singular.
We use 2)..here
in the plural.
• We use 3)
in questions.
next to
answers
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5.UE14 Lod

My name is Ekaterina and I’m thirteen years old. I live in Moscow. It is the capital of Russia and the biggest city of the country. My city is very beautiful. All tourists of our city always want to visit Red Square. The main sight of this square is the Kremlin Palace and mausoleum named after V. Lenin. Also you can see the Spasskaya Tower and visit the Armoury and diamond fund. There are a lot of museums in Moscow. I like to go to the State Tretyakov Gallery and watch the paintings. My city is rich in cultural places. There are a lot of theatres, showrooms and concert halls in Moscow. I visited Bolshoi Theatre with my parents. The performance was very exciting and I was full of unforgettable impressions. Many people think that Moscow is noisy city but there are a lot of quiet parks and public gardens in it. I love my city very much because it is fine and majestic. I’m proud of my city and I’m glad that I live here.

Sunday morning, when I wake up, then immediately I caught the spirit of fragrant fresh pastries, floating out of the kitchen. This is my favorite grandmother is busy on cherry or apple pie to pamper me vkusnenkim.Bolshe all I love Grandma's pancakes. Delicate, thin, covered with melted butter or sour cream, they ask in the mouth, it is tempting flashing red sides with huge, round dishes. From hanging all over the kitchen, bundles of dried herbs and berry clusters, grandmother brews fragrant tea in the old pot-bellied samovar, chubby cheeks gleaming in the middle of the table. By lunchtime, ready nourishing soup with pork ribs, and languishing in the oven crispy, fried pies or pasties.
перевод:
Утром воскресного дня, когда я только просыпаюсь, то сразу улавливаю ароматный дух свежей выпечки, плывущей из кухни. Это моя любимая бабушка хлопочет над вишневым или яблочным пирогом, чтобы побаловать меня вкусненьким.Больше всего я люблю бабушкины блины. Нежные, тонкие, политые растопленным, сливочным маслом или сметанкой, они сами просятся в рот, заманчиво блестя рыжими боками с огромного, круглого блюда. Из, развешанных по всей кухне, пучков сушеных трав и ягодных гроздьев, бабушка заваривает ароматнейший чай в старом, пузатом самоварчике, сверкающем пухлыми щечками на середине стола. К обеду готов наваристый борщ со свиными ребрышками, а в печи томятся хрустящие, жареные пирожки или чебуреки.