Answer:
THERE IS:
1. There is a big living room.
2. There is a green sofa.
3. There's a large garage.
4. There's a small garden.
5. There is an old television in the living room.
6. There's a beautiful painting on the wall.
7. There is a big bookshelf on the second floor.
8. There is a room for guests.
9. There is a front yard.
10. There's a beautiful piano
THERE ARE:
1. There are four bathrooms.
2. There are three bedrooms.
3. There are a few guitars on the wall.
4. There are a lot of porcelain dishes.
5. There are a lot of plants on the backyard.
IS THERE:
1. Is there a pool in the house?
Yes, there is.
2. Is there a basement?
No, there isn't.
ARE THERE:
1. Are there enough rooms for three guests?
No, there aren't.
2. Are there cats in the house?
Yes, there are.
Explanation:
The first 10 sentences describe particular objects or parts of the house that are singular, such as the living room, the room for the guests, and the piano. The next 5 sentences describe plural things such as the bathrooms and the bedrooms. Finally, the last 4 questions ask specific information about certain characteristics, such as If there are enough room for the guests, and the respective answer.
