School Subjects in English

This page presents a comprehensive list of academic subjects commonly taught in English-speaking schools.

Vocabulary:

• RE = Religious Education
• PE = Physical Education
• DT = Design Technology

Highlight: The subjects are divided into core subjects (English, Maths, Science) and specialized subjects (Art & Design, Food Technology).

Example: Foreign language options include Spanish, French, and German.

The subjects cover:

• Core academic subjects (English, Maths, Science)
• Humanities (History, Geography, Religious Education)
• Creative subjects (Art & Design)
• Technical subjects (Design Technology, Food Technology, Information Technology)
• Physical Education
• Modern Foreign Languages

Understanding 'There Is/There Are' in English

This page provides a thorough explanation of how to use 'there is' and 'there are' in English, including their various forms and applications.

Definition: 'There is' is used for singular nouns, while 'there are' is used for plural nouns.

Example: "There is one bedroom" (singular) / "There are two bedrooms" (plural)

Highlight: The contracted forms (there's, there're) are commonly used in informal speech and writing.

Vocabulary:

• There isn't = negative singular form
• There aren't = negative plural form
• Is there/Are there = interrogative forms

Quote: "There is not = there isn't" shows the relationship between full and contracted forms.