Use the verb "to be" in the correct form: a. 1. there a pen and two pencils on the desk. 2. two pencils and a pen on the desk. 3. there a lot of snow in the streets. 4. bread on tge table. 5. chairs and a table in the room. 6. table and twelve chairs and in the room. 7. much water in the jug? 8. much or little money in the purse? 9. any chalk on the blackboard? 10. how many pages there in the book? 11. much food in the fridge? b. 1. there news from them. 2. there .. a lot of vegetables in the market. 3 . little hair on his head that he looked much older. 4. some money for you to spend. 5 . the room seemed empty. hardly any furniture. 6. a lot of children's summer clothers in our shop. 7. in the newspapers a lot of information about computers. 8. there good as well as useless advice. 9. i can do to help you. 10. means of achieving your aim.