Sentences with "There is, there are, there was and there were in question and request.

Sentence with There is:

1. There is a yellow chair in the bedroom.

• Is there a yellow chair in the bedroom?
• Yes, there is a yellow chair in the bedroom.
• No, there isn't any chair yellow in the bedroom.

    2.  There is a chiken in the farm.

• Is there a chiken in the farm?
• Yes, there is a chiken in the farm.
• No, there aren't any chiken in the farm.

Sentence with there are:

1. There are seven pieces of cake in the refrigerator.

• Are there seven pieces of cake in the refrigerator?
• Yes, there are seven pieces of cake in the refrigerator.
• No, there aren't seven pieces of cake in the refrigerator.

    2.   There are some dresses in the store.

• Are there some dresses in the store?
• Yes, there are some dresses in the store.
• No, there aren't any dresses in the store.

Sentences with there was:

1. There was a boy riding horse in the park.

• Was there a boy riding horse in the park?
• Yes, there was a boy riding horse in the park.
• No, there wasn't any boy riding horse in the park.

    2.   There was two pears in the basket.

• Was there two pears in the basket?
• Yes, there was two pears in the basket.
• No, there wasn't any pears in the basket.

Sentences with there were:

1. There were twenty people in the cinema.

• Were there twenty people in the cinema?
• Yes, there were twenty people in the cinema.
• No, there weren't twenty people in the cinema.

    2.   There were to buy tickets for the play.

• Were there to buy tickets for the play?
• Yes, there were to buy tickets for the play.
• No, there weren't  any buy tickets for the play.