There is/ are - It is 9
a) (6.6.111 Read the theory.
Are there similar structures
in your language?
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Impersonal sentences are sentences
where there is no natural subject. We
usually have the word there or it in
the subject position.
We use:
There + be to say that someone/
something exists. There is a
museum in my town.
It + be for identification. There's a
letter for you. It's from overseas.
It + be for distance (It's 2 km
from here to the city centre.),
temperature (It's hot in here.),
time (It's one o'clock.), weather
(It's sunny today.) and in
expressions such as: it seems/
appears that, it looks like, it
doesn't matter, etc
(It seems that the bus is late.)
b) 6.2.5.1 Fill in it or there.
ear.
vin)
1 is a nice playground in
the park, but is really
crowded in the afternoons.
2 seems that we've
missed our bus. Luckily,
is another one coming in 30
minutes.
3 We can walk to the museum;
is quite warm and
sunny now.
4 is 5 km from here to the
city centre, but is a bus
stop near here.
is someone on the

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Объяснение:

1. Are there any letters on the desk? Yes, there are some.

2. Are there any retailers in the office? Yes, there are some.

3. Are there any departments in the company? Yes, there are some.

4. Are there any customers in the shop? Yes? there are some.

5. Are there any meetings on Friday? Yes, there are some.

6. Are there any workers at the conference? Yes, there are some.

7. Are there any inns in the city? Yes, there are some.

8. Are there any managers in our department? Yes, there are some.

9. Are there any boxes on the floor? Yes, there are some.

10. Are there any maps in her bag? Yes, there are some.

1 She saw your brother.

Did she see your brother?

She didn't see your brother.

2 We heard a terrible noise.

Did we hear a terrible noise?

We didn't hear a terrible noise.

3 He slept till 10.00.

Did he sleep till 10.00?

He didn't sleep till 10.00.

4 He looked at the picture.

Did he look at the picture?

He didn't look at the picture.

5 They drank all the wine.

Did they drink all the wine?

They didn't drink all the wine.

6 They set out early enough.

Did they set out early enough?

They didn't set out early enough.

7 She thought about it.

Did she think about it?

She didn't think about it.

8 The police caught the thief.

Did the police catch the thief?

The police didn't catch the thief.

9 He hid the letter.

Did he hide the letter?

He didn't hide the letter.

10 She found her watch.

Did she find her watch?

She didn't find her watch.

11 His nose bled.

Did his nose bleed?

His nose didn't bleed.

12 My mother chose this hotel.

Did my mother choose this hotel?

My mother didn't choose this hotel.

13 She lent you enough money.

Did she lend you enough money?

She didn't lend you enough money.

14 Keiko taught Japanese.

Did Keiko teach Japanese?

Keiko didn't teach Japanese.

15 Tom hurt his foot.

Did Tom hurt his foot?

Tom didn't hurt his foot.

16 He broke his arm.

Did he break his arm?

He didn't break his arm.

17 His wife came at 8.00.

Did his wife come at 8.00?

His wife didn't come at 8.00.

18 He lost his wallet.

Did he lose his wallet?

He didn't lose his wallet.

19 His son wrote a novel.

Did his son write a novel?

His son didn't write a novel.

20 They flew to New York.

Did They fly to New Your.

They didn't fly to New York.

Извини,остальное лень уже писать, надеюсь ты поймёшь как я сделала.

Просто к вопросительному и отрицательному предложению добавляешь вс слово - Did .