Learn how to use 'there is' and 'there are' with articles (a/an/the) as we explore a school handbook for new students.
Welcome to Greenfield School! We are happy that you are here. This handbook will help you learn about our school.
There is a large canteen on the ground floor. You can eat lunch there every day. There are also two playgrounds for break time. During break, you can play games or talk with friends. Please remember that there is a uniform for all students. You must wear it every day.
Your timetable will tell you the subjects for each day. For example, on Monday there is math, English, and science. There is a homework club after school if you need help.
We hope you enjoy your time at Greenfield School. If you have questions, please ask your teacher.
"Work with a partner. Take turns asking and answering questions about your school using 'there is/are' and articles (a/an/the). Use the vocabulary words."
👉 Student A: Ask about facilities. For example: 'Is there a canteen?' or 'Are there any libraries?'
👉 Student B: Answer using 'there is' or 'there are'. For example: 'Yes, there is a canteen.' or 'No, there aren't any libraries.'
👉 Switch roles. Include words like uniform, homework, timetable, break, subject, and canteen in your conversation.
Write a short paragraph (80-100 words) about your school. First describe the building. Then mention 2 or 3 facilities using 'there is/are'. Finally, talk about your timetable and homework. Use correct articles.
Record a 45-second talk about your school. Start by saying where your school is. Then describe 2 things there are in your school. End with your opinion. Use 'there is/are'.
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