Circle the correct form to complete the conversations. 1 A Excuse me. Is there / There's a tourist information centre in the town? B Yes, there is / there's. It's just near the railway station. 2 A Is there / Are there a cinema in the town centre? B No, I'm sorry, there isn't / there aren't. But there's a theatre. 3 A Are there / Is there any nice restaurants near here? B Yes, there are / there're. There's the Lanterna Restaurant in Queen Street and Nico's in Westgate. 4 A Is there / Is there a campsite near the beach? B Yes, there is / there's. The Sunny Days Campsite is near the beach. 5 A Are there a / any bookshops in the village? B No, I'm afraid there aren't / there are no. 6 A Are there many thing / things to see in the town? B Yes, are there / there are. There are lots of things to see and do here. 4.3) Listen and check. STUDY TIP When you learn new grammar, write an example sentence in English and translate it into your language. Look for things that are the same and things that are different. For example, do the sentences have the same number of words? Are the words (subject, noun, verb) in the same order?

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