• it - there 20
10 Read the theory. Fill in: it or there.
it/there
We use it/there as the subject when there is no
natural subject in a sentence:
to talk about weather/time/distance. It's quite
windy today. It's 10 e dock. How far is it to Taraz?
• to comment on/identify something/somebody.
It was great to be there. It's nice to meet you. Who
is it? It's Ann.
• to introduce something new. There's a concert
this evening
• to say that something exists in a particular place.
There is a cinema in the mall
1 A: Hello, 's Ivan. Can I speak to
Marat, please?
B: Marat's out tonight's a concert
on at the town hall.
2 A: 's 7 o'clock. How far is the
theatre?
B: Don't worry, 's only a 10-minute
walk.
3 A: Is a cinema in this town?
B: Yes, and 's a great film out today.
4 A: 's going to rain. Do
. you need
my umbrella?
B: No thanks, but was kind of you

1. He will feel better as soon as he doesn’t eat trash food.

2. If she works hard, she will earn some money for the journey to the seaside.

3. If you wear this jacket today, you will be cold.

4. Won't open this door if someone rings the doorbell.

5. If you go on a diet, you will lose weight.

6. We will be very glad when she comes back.

7. He will spoil his eyesight if plays computer games too much.

8. I won't talk to you until you tell me the truth.

9. They will be disappointed if she doesn't invite them to her party.

10. If you late I will meet you at the bus stop.

1. He will feel better as soon as he doesn’t eat trash food.

2. If she works hard, she will earn some money for the journey to the seaside.

3. If you wear this jacket today, you will be cold.

4. Won't open this door if someone rings the doorbell.

5. If you go on a diet, you will lose weight.

6. We will be very glad when she comes back.

7. He will spoil his eyesight if plays computer games too much.

8. I won't talk to you until you tell me the truth.

9. They will be disappointed if she doesn't invite them to her party.

10. If you late I will meet you at the bus stop.