Class 5 There Is vs There Are Worksheet [PDF]
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Class 5 There Is vs There Are Worksheet [PDF]
Are you ready to strengthen your grammar and avoid common mistakes in English sentences? If you're in Grade 5, learning the correct use of “there is” and “there are” is an important step in improving your writing and speaking skills. This English grammar worksheet is designed to help you practice this topic in a clear and structured way.
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What is the topic?
This worksheet focuses on Editing: Incorrect
Use of "There Is" and "There Are." It helps students understand how to correctly use “there is” and “there are” in sentences.
Students learn how to identify incorrect usage and correct it. The worksheet also helps them understand how these helping verbs change based on singular and plural subjects.
The main goal is to help students:
- Use “there is” and “there are” correctly
- Identify and correct errors
- Improve sentence formation
What’s in this worksheet?
This English grammar worksheet for Grade 5 includes:
1. Multiple choice questions to select the correct sentence
2. True and False questions to check understanding
3. Fill in the blanks using “there is/there are”
4. Sentence rewriting based on instructions
5. Paragraph completion using hints
These exercises help students practice grammar step by step.
Definitions, examples, techniques, and tips
The worksheet provides practice through sentence comparison and correction.
Examples from the worksheet include:
- There is a cat near the gate.
- There are many books on the shelf.
Students learn by identifying the correct form.
Techniques used:
- Choosing correct options
- Identifying errors
- Filling in blanks
- Rewriting sentences
Quick tip:
Always check whether the subject is singular or plural before choosing “there is” or “there are”.
Why is it important to learn this?
Learning the correct use of “there is” and “there are” is important for Grade 5 students.
It helps in:
- Writing correct sentences
- Speaking clearly
- Avoiding common mistakes
It also builds a strong grammar foundation.
Where will this knowledge help you?
This knowledge helps in:
- Exams
- Writing tasks
- Classroom participation
- Daily communication
It improves accuracy and confidence.
How to use this worksheet?
Follow these steps:
1. Attempt all questions independently
2. Read each sentence carefully
3. Review your answers
4. Correct your mistakes
5. Practice regularly
The solutions below follow the exact worksheet order. Compare your answers carefully.
Important tips and tricks
1. Always check if the subject is singular or plural
2. Read the sentence completely before answering
3. Practice regularly to avoid confusion
4. Focus on correcting mistakes carefully
5. Pay attention to paragraph-based questions
Complete Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)
Exercise 1
Choose a) or b): Pick the sentence with the correct “there is/there are.”
1. a) There are many books on desk.
2. a) There is a cat near gate.
3. b) There are two buses at stop.
4. b) There is a pen in bag.
5. a) There are many shops here.
6. b) There is one mango left.
7. a) There are three boys playing.
8. b) There is a teacher in class.
9. b) There are many birds here.
10. b) There is one chair free.
Exercise 2
Read the sentence. Choose True if the “there is/there are” usage is correct and False if not.
1. True
2. False
3. False
4. True
5. False
6. False
7. True
8. False
9. True
10. False
Exercise 3
Fill in the blanks and complete each sentence using the correct form of “there is/there are.”
1. There is a swing near the gate.
2. There is a bright poster on wall.
3. There are several marbles in box.
4. There is a narrow lane behind shop.
5. There are many kites in sky today.
6. There are many benches in corridor.
7. There is a tall tree near pond.
8. There are many plates on table.
9. There is a small bell at door.
10. There are many shops in market.
Exercise 4
Change the sentence form as per the given instruction with proper usage of “there is/there are.”
1. There are many laddus in box. (Singular → Plural)
2. There is a pencil in pouch. (Singular → Singular)
3. There are red buses on road. (Singular → Plural)
4. There are tall poles near gate. (Singular → Plural)
5. There is a small temple here. (Plural → Singular)
6. There are many chairs in hall. (Singular → Plural)
7. There are many birds on tree. (Singular → Plural)
8. There is a house in the lane. (Plural → Singular)
9. There is a cup on tray. (Plural → Singular)
10. There is a blue kite in sky. (Plural → Singular)
Exercise 5
Read the passage and fill in the blanks using “there is/there are.”
In our classroom, **there is** a teacher and many students ready for the lesson. On the board, **there are** some notes written neatly for everyone to read. Near the window, **there is** a green plant that looks fresh and healthy. During break, **there are** many children talking happily with their friends. Outside, **there is** a bus waiting for us near the school gate. In the corner, **there is** a wooden shelf filled with storybooks and notebooks. On the wall, **there are** colorful charts that help us learn new topics easily. Near the door, **there is** a small dustbin to keep the class clean. On the desks, **there are** many pencils and erasers kept in tidy rows. By the cupboard, **there is** a bag with lunch boxes kept safely for the day.
By practicing with this worksheet, you're strengthening your grammar skills and building confidence in using “there is” and “there are” correctly. Keep practicing regularly, and you'll continue to improve your writing and speaking skills in Grade 5 English!
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