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Practice forming negative sentences and Yes/No questions in English using the examples provided. Engage with the new vocabulary and correct the homework from the previous worksheet. Enhance your English grammar skills effectively.
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TALK 1 LESSON 51 Lesson 51: Are there any shops?
REVIEW 1. Revise the new words from lesson 50 Correctthehomeworkfrom worksheet 2.
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OUTCOME 1. There negative question 2. Any is/There and are: Yes/No
GRAMMAR Write negative sentences and Yes/No questions, the example: 1. a supermarket/in her city → There isn’t a supermarket in her city. → Is there a supermarket in her city? 2. a shopping centre/near their flat → → 3. a market/in the centre of the city → → 4. any museums/near my grandmother’s house → → 5. a lot of old houses/in his hometown. → → following NEGATIVE 1. 2. There isn’t a station near here. There aren’t any good restaurants near here. QUESTIONS Yes/No questions (?) Short answers Is there a bank? Yes, there is. No, there isn’t. Are there any shops? Yes, there are. No, there aren’t. NOTICE: Weuse some/anyin negativesandquestionswith there are.
GRAMMAR Write negative sentences and Yes/No questions, the example: 1. a supermarket/in her city → There isn’t a supermarket in her city. → Is there a supermarket in her city? 2. a shopping centre/near their flat → There isn’t a shopping centre near their flat. → Is there a shopping centre near their flat? 3. a market/in the centre of the city → There isn’t a market in the centre of the city. → Is there a market in the centre of the city? 4. any museums/near my grandmother’s house following NEGATIVE 1. 2. There isn’t a station near here. There aren’t any good restaurants near here. QUESTIONS Yes/No questions (?) Short answers Is there a bank? Yes, there is. No, there isn’t. Are there any shops? Yes, there are. No, there aren’t. → There aren’t any museums near my grandmother’s house. → Are there any museums near my grandmother’s house? 5. a lot of old houses/in his hometown. → There aren’t a lot of houses in his hometown. → Are there a lot of houses in his hometown? NOTICE: Weuse some/anyin negativesandquestionswith there are.
GRAMMAR Notice: Linking sounds 1. There’s an expensive market. 2. There are some old buildings. 3. There isn’t an airport. 4. There aren’t any museums. 5. Is there a post office? 6. Are there any nice old café?
GRAMMAR Fill in the blanks: A: B: A: B: city ___ A: B: but the A: B: small A: B: at the Are we ____ the city centre? Yes,it ___onlytwomilesfromhere. OK. ______a station near here? No,there_,but__busestothe centre every ten minutes. The bus stop near the post ___. And what about places to eat? There___any goodrestaurantsnearhere, there ___somevery nicerestaurantsin centre. ___ ___ any shops near here? Yes, there . In this road there’s a supermarket and a chemist’s. ___ ___ a bank? No,there ,butthere acashpoint supermarket.
GRAMMAR Fill in the blanks: A: B: A: B: city Are we near the city centre? Yes,itisonlytwomilesfromhere. OK.Is there a stationnear here? No, there isn’t, but there are buses to the centre every ten minutes. The bus stop is near the post office. And what about places to eat? There aren’t any good restaurants near A: B: here, but there are centre. some very nice restaurants in the A: B: Are there any shops near here? Yes, there are. In this road there’s a small supermarketanda chemist’s. Is there a bank? No, there isn’t, but there is a cashpoint at supermarket. A: B: the
SUMMARY 1. There is/There are: negative and Yes/No question 1. Any Homework: Worksheet51
