There is and there are (haber y existir)

There is and there are (haber y existir)

1. Affirmative

   • Some ( for uncountable and plural nouns)
     • There is some milk in that glass.
     • There are some sausages on the plate

2. Negative

   • Any / no
     • There isn't any milk in the glass
     • There are no sausages on the plate.

3. Interrogative

   • Any
     • Is there any milk in the fridge?
     • Are there any sausages on the plate?
   • How much? How many?

4. A / AN (singular nouns)

   • There is a spider in the closet (affirmative) There isn't a spider in the closet. (negative) Is there a spider in the closet? (interrogative)
   • There is an elephant in the room. (affirmative). There isn't an elephant in the room. (negative). Is there an elephant in the room? (interrogative)
   • A is used with nouns that begin with a consonant or consonant sound. An is used with nouns that begin with a vowel or vowel sound