1. Fill in the gaps with be / have / can in the correct forms. 1. Leicester Square in London's West End. 2. There a lot of restaurants in the square. 3. The square famous for its cinemas. 4. The Odeon 1,700 seats! 5. The Odeon a very big cinema. 6. The cafés busy on Friday evenings. 7. People see new films there. 8. It six cinemas. 9. Tourists enjoy the cinemas and theatres. 10. In the middle of the square, there a small park. 11. People look at the statue of William Shakespeare. 12. Restaurants busy at weekends evenings.

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Let's go through each sentence and figure out the best word to use:

Leicester Square is in London's West End. (We use 'is' because it's a singular noun and states a fact about its location.)

There are a lot of restaurants in the square. (We use 'are' because 'restaurants' is plural.)

The square is famous for its cinemas. (We use 'is' to describe a characteristic of the singular noun 'square'.)

The Odeon has 1,700 seats! (We use 'has' because 'The Odeon' is a singular subject and it possesses or contains 1,700 seats.)

The cafés are busy on Friday evenings. (We use 'are' because 'cafés' is plural.)

People can see new films there. (We use 'can' to indicate ability or possibility.)

It has six cinemas. (We use 'has' because 'It' (referring to the area or place) possesses or contains six cinemas.)

Tourists can enjoy the cinemas and theatres. (We use 'can' to indicate ability or possibility.)

In the middle of the square, there is a small park. (We use 'is' because 'a small park' is singular.)

People can look at the statue of William Shakespeare. (We use 'can' to indicate ability or possibility.)

Restaurants are busy at weekends evenings. (We use 'are' because 'Restaurants' is plural.)

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