-the use of the VERB TO BE, according the number of the subject. -many of the begginers use "have" instead of "there is/are" -we change "exist" instead "there is/are"
Mistakes with there is and there are. We have problems with the use of any/some With the verb And with the singular/plural things. Contable/Uncountable Example ¿Hay algún restaurante cerca de aquí? This in an error because we translate de sentence like we know in spanish. It would be. Is there any restaurant near hear? This is an error cause restaurant is singular but we use any with plural nouns The correct form would be… Is there a restaurant nesr here? Or Are there any restaurants near here? There The word there is similar to the word here in that it represents a place. It has two main uses: (1) it is a specified place (like in the first example below), and (2) it is an unspecified place (like in the second example). Also, like in the second and third examples, the word there can be used to show that something exists.
Examples: • The Germans are over there. (Good) (specified place) • There are two apples. (Good) (unspecified place - two apples exist) • There are two apples left in the fruit bowl. (Good) (two apples exist; place specified later in the sentence - i.e., in the fruit bowl) • Simon looked up and repeated his opening line: "They're unqualified and their opinions counted for nothing while they were their." (Wrong) (last their should be there)
The most comun mistakes about "there is/are" are: 1. Not use the verb to be in correct form (singular, plural) 2. Use 'have' for say 'tener' 3. Translate the word 'hay' 4. Translate the verb 'existir'
"There is" is followed by a noun in singular or is to say there is one thing, person or animal.
-There Is a book on the table. -There Is ice on the road. -There Is a dog in the garden. -There Is a girl in her bedroom.
"There are" followed by a noun in plural or That is to say there are several things, people or animals.
-There Are a lot of cats in the garden. -There Are some boys in the classroom "There is" and "there are" can be used as a detailed description of a place, Such is done, as it can be on a story. When We're also showing a photo or image of a painting, for example, In Which We all saying what you see in them.
The greatest confusion of English learners with the existential "there is" and "there are" comes from the fact that in Castilian, these buildings have a unique translation ("hay"), regardless of the number of objects.
La mayor confusión de los estudiantes de inglés con los existenciales “there is ” y “there are” viene del hecho que, en castellano, estas construcciones tienen una única traducción (“hay”), indiferentemente del número de objetos.
The greatest confusion of English learners with the existential "there is" and "there are" comes from the fact that in Castilian, these buildings have a unique translation, regardless of the number of objects, also can confuncir the use of the verb "to be "as they do not use it well
The mistake when using there is / there are are not using the right verb as this only has a translation propose we just use the accounting sustanticos and countless
The most common mistake is that they confuse singular with plural, People who use this nonstandard form often mistakenly use “they’re” (“they’re a lot of people coming to the party”) or even “their” (“their a lot of people”). They dont know were you can use each one (THEY’RE/THEIR/THERE)
Las expresiones there is y there are se utilizan en inglés para indicar que un objeto o una persona se encuentran en un sitio especificado. La particularidad de estas estructuras consiste en que there no es el sujeto real del verbo to be, aunque lo preceda. El sujeto real del verbo se encuentra en la posición inmediatamente posterior:
There is a book on the table.
There are two books on the table.
A diferencia de la palabra “hay” en castellano, que es invariable, la forma del verbo to be cambia en función de la naturaleza del sujeto real, como podéis ver a continuación:
1. Utilizamos there is cuando el sujeto es:
•Un sustantivo contable singular:
There is an apple in the basket.
Observad que el sustantivo lleva el artículo idenfinido (a/an). Normalmente no se utiliza el artículo definido the con there is:
*There is the apple in the basket.
•Un sustantivo incontable:
There is some tea in the pot.
There is ice on the street.
Los sustantivos incontables pueden llevar cuantificadores como some, any, much, a lot of etc.
2. Utilizamos there are cuando el sujeto es:
•Un sustantivo plural:
There are two apples in the basket.
Importante:
Recordad que en inglés los sustantivos irregulares, aunque no lleven la marca “s”, requieren el acuerdo en plural con el verbo to be:
There are a lot of people in the street.
There are twenty children in the class.
La forma negativa de las expresiones existenciales there is / there are se construye con la partícula negativa not:
There isn’t any apple in the basket.
There aren’t twenty children in the class.
Observad que para decir que no hay ningún o ninguna se utiliza el cuantificador any.
La forma interrogativa se construye mediante una inversión entre el verbo to be y el sujeto “postizo” there:
Is there an apple in the basket?
Are there twenty children in the class?
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-the use of the VERB TO BE, according the number of the subject.
ResponderEliminar-many of the begginers use "have" instead of "there is/are"
-we change "exist" instead "there is/are"
Mistakes with there is and there are.
ResponderEliminarWe have problems with the use of any/some
With the verb
And with the singular/plural things. Contable/Uncountable
Example
¿Hay algún restaurante cerca de aquí?
This in an error because we translate de sentence like we know in spanish. It would be. Is there any restaurant near hear?
This is an error cause restaurant is singular but we use any with plural nouns
The correct form would be…
Is there a restaurant nesr here?
Or
Are there any restaurants near here?
There
The word there is similar to the word here in that it represents a place. It has two main uses: (1) it is a specified place (like in the first example below), and (2) it is an unspecified place (like in the second example). Also, like in the second and third examples, the word there can be used to show that something exists.
Examples:
• The Germans are over there. (Good)
(specified place)
• There are two apples. (Good)
(unspecified place - two apples exist)
• There are two apples left in the fruit bowl. (Good)
(two apples exist; place specified later in the sentence - i.e., in the fruit bowl)
• Simon looked up and repeated his opening line: "They're unqualified and their opinions counted for nothing while they were their." (Wrong)
(last their should be there)
The most comun mistakes about "there is/are" are:
ResponderEliminar1. Not use the verb to be in correct form (singular, plural)
2. Use 'have' for say 'tener'
3. Translate the word 'hay'
4. Translate the verb 'existir'
Common mistakes:
ResponderEliminarUse have instead.
"there have"
Problems with the verb
There vs. Their
They may fail to use the articles (a/the) correctly.
ResponderEliminar"There is" is followed by a noun in singular or is to say there is one thing, person or animal.
-There Is a book on the table.
-There Is ice on the road.
-There Is a dog in the garden.
-There Is a girl in her bedroom.
"There are" followed by a noun in plural or That is to say there are several things, people or animals.
-There Are a lot of cats in the garden.
-There Are some boys in the classroom
"There is" and "there are" can be used as a detailed description of a place, Such is done, as it can be on a story. When We're also showing a photo or image of a painting, for example, In Which We all saying what you see in them.
The greatest confusion of English learners with the existential "there is" and "there are" comes from the fact that in Castilian, these buildings have a unique translation ("hay"), regardless of the number of objects.
No es una respuesta para la pregunta, no hay relación.
EliminarConfuse There with Their
ResponderEliminarHave a traslate problem to spanish, if you don't know the spanish form
Verb Problem to form a sentence.
La mayor confusión de los estudiantes de inglés con los existenciales “there is ” y “there are” viene del hecho que, en castellano, estas construcciones tienen una única traducción (“hay”), indiferentemente del número de objetos.
ResponderEliminarThe greatest confusion of English learners with the existential "there is" and "there are" comes from the fact that in Castilian, these buildings have a unique translation, regardless of the number of objects, also can confuncir the use of the verb "to be "as they do not use it well
ResponderEliminarThe mistake when using there is / there are are not using the right verb as this only has a translation propose we just use the accounting sustanticos and countless
ResponderEliminarThe most common mistake is that they confuse singular with plural, People who use this nonstandard form often mistakenly use “they’re” (“they’re a lot of people coming to the party”) or even “their” (“their a lot of people”). They dont know were you can use each one (THEY’RE/THEIR/THERE)
ResponderEliminarLas expresiones there is y there are se utilizan en inglés para indicar que un objeto o una persona se encuentran en un sitio especificado. La particularidad de estas estructuras consiste en que there no es el sujeto real del verbo to be, aunque lo preceda. El sujeto real del verbo se encuentra en la posición inmediatamente posterior:
ResponderEliminarThere is a book on the table.
There are two books on the table.
A diferencia de la palabra “hay” en castellano, que es invariable, la forma del verbo to be cambia en función de la naturaleza del sujeto real, como podéis ver a continuación:
1. Utilizamos there is cuando el sujeto es:
•Un sustantivo contable singular:
There is an apple in the basket.
Observad que el sustantivo lleva el artículo idenfinido (a/an). Normalmente no se utiliza el artículo definido the con there is:
*There is the apple in the basket.
•Un sustantivo incontable:
There is some tea in the pot.
There is ice on the street.
Los sustantivos incontables pueden llevar cuantificadores como some, any, much, a lot of etc.
2. Utilizamos there are cuando el sujeto es:
•Un sustantivo plural:
There are two apples in the basket.
Importante:
Recordad que en inglés los sustantivos irregulares, aunque no lleven la marca “s”, requieren el acuerdo en plural con el verbo to be:
There are a lot of people in the street.
There are twenty children in the class.
La forma negativa de las expresiones existenciales there is / there are se construye con la partícula negativa not:
There isn’t any apple in the basket.
There aren’t twenty children in the class.
Observad que para decir que no hay ningún o ninguna se utiliza el cuantificador any.
La forma interrogativa se construye mediante una inversión entre el verbo to be y el sujeto “postizo” there:
Is there an apple in the basket?
Are there twenty children in the class?
SOK Internet S.L. [en línea]: documenting electronic sources on the Internet.2004 fecha de consulta:14/04/2015 Disponible en:http://www.curso-ingles.com/varios/datoslegales.php