There is a lot of bread. There isn't much yogurt. There isn't any juice There are a lot of strawberries. There aren't any potatoes. There is a lot of cheese. There isn't any shellfish. There isn't many sausage.
there is a lot of cheese. there are a lot of shirimps. there is a lot of pasta strand. there is a lot of paprica. there aren't any onions. there isn't many pineapple. there isn't any green onion.
There isn't many pineapple. There is a lot of cheese. There isn't many cabbage. There are a lot of carrots. There isn't much milk. There isn't many broccoli. There aren't many meat.
There are many anything in the picture. There are three carrots. There is a little milk and many bread. There is a lot of cheese. There is big salmon. There isn't beer. There aren't any onion.
There are a lot of strawberries. There are a lot of eggs. There are a lot of shirimps. There is a tomato. There are samons. There isn't much milk. There are many sausages.
There is a pineapple. There isn't much yogurt. There aren't many doughnuts. There aren't any watermelons. There isn't a lot of milk. There are a lot of breads. There are many slice cheeses.
There are a lot of eggs. There are three carrots. There is a little milk. There isn't chicken. There is a bell pepper. There isn't any tamato. There is a doughnut.
Be careful when you use 'is' / 'are' , 'many' / 'much', and 'a few' / 'a little'. There is .... + a/an countable food / uncountable food There are....+ (always) countable food with -s or - es Many + countable food with -s or - es Much + uncountable food A lot of + both countable(-s,-es) and uncountable food A few + countable food with -s or - es a little + uncountable food There is some + (always) uncountable food There are some + (always) countable food with -s or -es There isn't any + (always) uncountable food There aren't any + (always) countable food with -s or -es
Many, much > usually for negative sentences A lot of > usually for affirmative sentences or questions (except for questions that start with 'how much' or 'how many'. Some > usually for affirmative sentences Any > usually for negative sentences or questions (except for questions that start with 'would you...?' or 'can I ....?'
There is a bagel There are many eggs There is a lot of milk There is a littel cheese. There are some carrot There isn't any water There aren't any noobles
There is a lot of bread.
ReplyDeleteThere isn't much yogurt.
There isn't any juice
There are a lot of strawberries.
There aren't any potatoes.
There is a lot of cheese.
There isn't any shellfish.
There isn't many sausage.
-->There aren't many sausages.
ReplyDeletethere is a lot of cheese.
ReplyDeletethere are a lot of shirimps.
there is a lot of pasta strand.
there is a lot of paprica.
there aren't any onions.
there isn't many pineapple.
there isn't any green onion.
There isn't many pineapple.
ReplyDeleteThere is a lot of cheese.
There isn't many cabbage.
There are a lot of carrots.
There isn't much milk.
There isn't many broccoli.
There aren't many meat.
There are many anything in the picture.
ReplyDeleteThere are three carrots.
There is a little milk and many bread.
There is a lot of cheese.
There is big salmon.
There isn't beer.
There aren't any onion.
There are a lot of strawberries.
ReplyDeleteThere are a lot of eggs.
There are a lot of shirimps.
There is a tomato.
There are samons.
There isn't much milk.
There are many sausages.
There is a pineapple.
ReplyDeleteThere isn't much yogurt.
There aren't many doughnuts.
There aren't any watermelons.
There isn't a lot of milk.
There are a lot of breads.
There are many slice cheeses.
There are a lot of eggs.
ReplyDeleteThere are three carrots.
There is a little milk.
There isn't chicken.
There is a bell pepper.
There isn't any tamato.
There is a doughnut.
Be careful when you use 'is' / 'are' , 'many' / 'much', and 'a few' / 'a little'.
ReplyDeleteThere is .... + a/an countable food / uncountable food
There are....+ (always) countable food with -s or - es
Many + countable food with -s or - es
Much + uncountable food
A lot of + both countable(-s,-es) and uncountable food
A few + countable food with -s or - es
a little + uncountable food
There is some + (always) uncountable food
There are some + (always) countable food with -s or -es
There isn't any + (always) uncountable food
There aren't any + (always) countable food with -s or -es
Many, much > usually for negative sentences
A lot of > usually for affirmative sentences or questions (except for questions that start with 'how much' or 'how many'.
Some > usually for affirmative sentences
Any > usually for negative sentences or questions (except for questions that start with 'would you...?' or 'can I ....?'
There is a bagel
ReplyDeleteThere are many eggs
There is a lot of milk
There is a littel cheese.
There are some carrot
There isn't any water
There aren't any noobles