There is / there are / there was / there were

LAST NIGHT
> There was a police officer pursuing a thief.
> There was a man
walking his dog.
> There were two children fighting.
> There is a police officer giving a ticket.
> There is a man
sweeping the street.
> There are two children playing with a ball.
What’s different?
RIGHT NOW

LAST NIGHT
RIGHT NOW
> Was there a police officer giving a ticket last night?
No, there wasn’t. There was a police officer pursuing a thief.
> Is there a man walking his dog right now?
No, there isn’t. There is a man sweeping the street.
> Were there two children playing with a ball last night?
No, there weren’t. There were two children fighting.
Answer the questions

LAST EVENING
RIGHT NOW
> There was a helicopter flying
over a cow.
> There was a cow eating grass.
> There was a boy riding a bike.
> There is a plane looping
in the sky.
> There is a sheep looking at
the plane.
> There is a boy riding
a motorbike.
What’s different?

LAST EVENING
RIGHT NOW
> Was there a plane looping in the sky last evening?
No, there wasn’t. There was a helicopter flying over a cow.
> Is there a boy riding a bike right now?
No, there isn’t. There is a boy riding a motorbike.
> Was there a sheep looking at a plane last evening?
No, there wasn’t. There was a cow eating grass.
Answer the questions

> There was a rooster crowing.
> There was a green bird flying in the sky.
> There was a boy riding a horse.
> There is a hen incubating
some eggs.
> There is a blue bird
flying in the sky.
> There is a girl riding
a horse.
THIS EARLY MORNING
RIGHT NOW
What’s different?