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    The document provides information about rooms and objects commonly found in a house using the phrases "there is", "there are" and "to have". It includes illustrations of different rooms (bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living room) and objects within each room (bed, toilet, table, chairs, oven). Examples are given of using singular "there is" versus plural "there are" depending on if referring to one or multiple objects. The document also models conversational exchanges asking and answering what objects are in different houses using these phrases.

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    The document provides information about rooms and objects commonly found in a house using the phrases "there is", "there are" and "to have". It includes illustrations of different rooms (bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living room) and objects within each room (bed, toilet, table, chairs, oven). Examples are given of using singular "there is" versus plural "there are" depending on if referring to one or multiple objects. The document also models conversational exchanges asking and answering what objects are in different houses using these phrases.

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    The document provides information about rooms and objects commonly found in a house using the phrases "there is", "there are" and "to have". It includes illustrations of different rooms (bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living room) and objects within each room (bed, toilet, table, chairs, oven). Examples are given of using singular "there is" versus plural "there are" depending on if referring to one or multiple objects. The document also models conversational exchanges asking and answering what objects are in different houses using these phrases.

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    Level 1 - Session 4

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    RONALDO LEITON BONIFACIO QUEZADA
    The document provides information about rooms and objects commonly found in a house using the phrases "there is", "there are" and "to have". It includes illustrations of different rooms (bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living room) and objects within each room (bed, toilet, table, chairs, oven). Examples are given of using singular "there is" versus plural "there are" depending on if referring to one or multiple objects. The document also models conversational exchanges asking and answering what objects are in different houses using these phrases.

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    HOME SWEET HOME

    Goals: Use of ‘there is’, ‘there are’ and ‘to have’ to talk about rooms and objects in a house
    What do you have in your house?
    I 2
    YOU
    HAVE
    WE
    THEY

    BEDROOM
    HE BATHROOM
    SHE HAS
    IT

    bed toilet
    In my house, I DINING ROOM
    have…
    KITCHEN
    table

    LIVING ROOM chair oven


    What there is / there are in the video?

    In the video:
    1.There is a host.
    2.There are buildings.

    1
    There is a refrigerator.

    5
    SINGULAR PLURAL
    6

    THERE IS … THERE ARE …

    a refrigerator (fridge)
    7 two refrigerators
    a lamp three lamps
    an oven two ovens

    There is a refrigerator in the kitchen. There are two lamps in the bedroom.
    Let’s practice! There is or there
    are?
    1. ____________ some bananas. 1. ____________ a bag on the table. 10
    9
    2. ____________ one clock. 2. ____________ a calendar on the wall.

    3. ____________a butterfly 3. ____________two posters in my room.

    4. ____________ two lamps. 4. ____________a banana in this basket.

    5. ____________ some books. 5. ____________six chairs in the kitchen.

    6. ____________ some water. 6. ____________lots of books on the shelf.

    7. ____________ some tomatoes. 7. ____________ a mirror in our hall.

    8. ____________ two mice. 8. ____________12 cushions on the sofa.

    9. ____________ a parrot. 9. ____________a big wardrobe in my bedroom.

    10. ____________ a cat. 10. ____________children in the yard.


    11
    Conversation

    A: What do you have in your house?

    B: I have a refrigerator in the kitchen and there

    is a mirror in the bathroom

    A: That sounds great!

    B: And what do you have in your house?

    A: I have a TV in the living room and there are

    two lamps in the bedroom.


    Let’s practice!
    1.- My parents ____________ a beautiful house in the city. 3

    2.- I ____________ a fantastic apartment in Toronto.


    3.- My father ____________ a new job.
    4.- My brother ____________ a lot of friends.
    5.- They ____________ an English test tomorrow.
    6.- This woman ____________ seven children.
    7.- We ____________ a lot of money.
    8.- They ____________ an ugly monster.
    9.- My cousin ____________ a new girlfriend.
    10.- The pupil ____________ an old pencil box.
    11.- You ____________ a different name.
    12.- My teacher ____________ glasses.
    Let’s practice!
    4
    There is …/ there are...

    There is a(n)… BATHROOM

    There are… BEDROOM

    KITCHEN
    LIVING ROOM
    REFERENCES
    1. ELT videos. (7 de noviembre de 2017). English File Beginner Revise & check (video). Youtube.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsv2Q9mDC2E
    2. Vector illustration of all the parts of the house (s.f.)
    https://www.dreamstime.com/stock-illustration-parts-house-vector-illustration-all-image70986295
    3. Have-Has (s.f.) https://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=638
    4. wordwall. Interactive game to practice “have", “has" by Cpichardosensor.
    https://wordwall.net/resource/29825440/has-have
    5. Refrigeradora Side by Side Family Hub 685 L (s.f.)
    https://www.samsung.com/pe/refrigerators/side-by-side/685l-black-doi-rs27t5561b1-pe/
    6. Cambridge Dictionary. gerenme/iStock/Getty Images Plus/GettyImages. Cambridge University Press 2022
    https://dictionary.cambridge.org/es-LA/dictionary/english/oven
    7. Choose Tavolo Table lamp (19 de abril de 2022)
    https://www.ambientedirect.com/en/artemide/choose-tavolo-table-lamp_pid_33734.html
    8. American English at State (13 de diciembre de 2014)
    https://www.facebook.com/AmericanEnglishatState/photos/a.10152803698144123.1073741840.38452569122/101
    52832337374123

    9. There is / there are (s.f.) https://agendaweb.org/exercises/grammar/there-is-there-are/there-is-there-are-2


    10. There is or There are – Exercise (s.f.) https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/various/there_is_there_are.htm
    11. Talk Human To Me: Why It’s Time For Brands To Get Real (16 de octubre de 2015)

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