Grammar
A: There is something I’d like to talk to you about.
B: Perhaps we leave it for tomorrow.
2.
A: There is a wonderful novel among your books. May I take it?
B: Of course, you may.
3.
A: Was there anything interesting in this book?
B: Yes, there is a lot of very useful material in Chapter 3.
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Grammar
There is There are Dialogues
'There is - There are' construction through real life dialogues and proverbs
I hope this page will enable the English learner to see how to use There is/are rules in the right ways and put grammar learning into context.Dialogues
1.A: There is something I’d like to talk to you about.
B: Perhaps we leave it for tomorrow.
2.
A: There is a wonderful novel among your books. May I take it?
B: Of course, you may.
3.
A: Was there anything interesting in this book?
B: Yes, there is a lot of very useful material in Chapter 3.
Read more »
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- When To Use Past Perfect Tense
Contents → Grammar in Dialogues → Past Perfect (When to Use) In this page we examine the Past Perfect Tense in a detail: what it actually means and how it is used. Some illustrative extracts from English literature are given below. Past Perfect expresses...
- Going To Usage And Illustrative Examples
Contents → Grammar in Dialogues → Going to Usage Another way of expressing a future action is the construction "to be going to + infinitive". It is mainly found with dynamic verbs; it is characterized by the following additional modal meanings:...
- Using Future Indefinite Tense Through Dialogues
Contents → Grammar in Dialogues → Using Future Indefinite This page shows different ways of using the Future Indefinite Tense (or Simple Future) through dialogues from English literature. The Future Indefinite expresses an action that will take place...
- Using Past Indefinite Through Dialogues
Contents → Grammar in Dialogues → Using Past Indefinite This page shows different ways of using the Past Indefinite (or Simple Past) through dialogues from English literature. I The Past Indefinite is used to express a single action completed...
- Using Present Indefinite Tense Through Dialogues
Contents → Grammar in Dialogues → Using Present Indefinite This page shows different ways of using the Present Indefinite through dialogues from English literature. The Present Indefinite mainly expresses permanent or recurrent actions in the...