"There Are" Forms: Affirmative, Negative, and Questions

Learn how to use "There are" in various forms with our simple and clear video guide.

This video will guide you through the 4 main forms of "there are": affirmative, question, negative, and negative question.

1. Affirmative:

Example: "There are many flowers".

Use this form to state that something exists or is present in a certain quantity.

2. Question:

Example: "Are there many flowers?"

Use this form to inquire about the existence or quantity of something.

3. Negative:

Example: "There are not many flowers" or "There aren't many flowers".

Use this form to indicate that something does not exist or is present in a limited quantity.

4. Negative Question:

Example: "Aren't there many flowers?"

Use this form to ask about the existence or quantity of something in a way that expects confirmation.

By practicing these forms, you will improve your ability to construct sentences correctly and convey the right meaning.