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2 Read the text again. Choose the correct answers.
1 Tropical Islands closes / doesn't close at night.
2 It's / It isn't cold at Tropical Islands in winter. 2 Complete the sentences with a / an, some or any.
3 There are some / aren't any insects in
the rainforest.
4 The children's club has got some / hasn't got
any activities.
5 Visitors need / don't need beach clothes.

Grammar 2

a / an, some, any

• I can use a/an, some or any to list items. Underwater World

Singapore

countable nouns
There's a rainforest / an island.
1 There’s … aquarium on Sentosa Island, Singapore.
There are some hotels.
2 There are … interesting activities like swimming
There isn't a lake. with sharks.
There aren't any insects.
3 There isn’t … indoor beach in the aquarium.
Is there a school?
4 There aren’t … swimming pools or water slides
Are there any museums?
for people.
5 There’s … long glass tunnel to look at the fish.
uncountable nouns Victoria Education and Training JSC − victoria.vn−
There's some snow.
There isn't any ice. • We use a before consonant sounds:

Is there any sand? E.g. a mountain, a university, a hospital.
• We use an before vowel sounds:
E.g. an ice hotel, an underground station, an hour.
1 Choose the correct words.

3 INTERFACE

Work in pairs.
Come to the climbing arena. There
Discuss the following questions:
(1) isn't / aren't any water here and there aren't
In your hometown, are there any...
(2) some / any beaches but there are
(3) an / some incredible climbing walls. If you're 1 beaches?
a beginner, there is (4) an / some instructor 2 aquariums?
for you. If you're an expert, there are 3 parks?
(5) any / some competition walls. Do your 4 swimming pools?
parents want to watch? There's (6) a / some café, 5 climbing arenas?
and there's (7) a / an area for your little brother
or sister to play. It's cold outside and there 4 From the information from Exercise 3, write
(8) are / is some ice on the roads but we're about your hometown, using
warm and active inside.
There is / There are and a / an, some, any.
E.g. In my hometown, there is …

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