True or false? Write T or F after each sentence. You can use your dictionary.
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1.The USSR is 31 miles (50km) from the USA.
2. In 1710, there were 350 Europeans living in North
America.
3. Mont Blanc is 6,000 metres high.
4. There are twenty pence (20p) in a pound sterling (£l).
5. There are a hundred cents (100¢) in a US dollar ($1).
6. There are three kilometres in a mile.
7. The President of the United States lives in the White
House.
8. There are penguins in the Arctic.
4 Make questions. Use Is/Are there…?
1. lions | Uganda? Are there lions in Uganda?
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2 Answer these questions. Use Yes, there is/are; No, there isn't/aren't or I don't know.
1. Is there a bank in your
street?
2. Is there a swimming pool
near your home?
3. Is there an armchair in
your bedroom?
4. Is there a television in your
living room?
5. Is there a bus stop in your
street?
6. Are there tigers in Canada?
7. Are there elephants in
Thailand?
8. Are there penguins in
Brazil?
9. Are there camels in India?
10. Is there a cat in your home?
2. an armchair | your bathroom?
3. a hotel | your street?
4. a bank | the station?
5. camels | Argentina?
6. a bus stop | this street?
7. a fridge | your kitchen?
8. crocodiles | Texas?
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