There's not even one orange on the table.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

There are no oranges on the table.

There's not even one orange on the table.

That's not an orange, either.

That isn't an orange, either.

That is not an orange, either.

He doesn't like oranges.

The orange didn't taste either sweet or sour.

It was so sour an orange that I could not eat it.

There is an orange on the table.

There's an orange on the table.

There are some oranges on the table.

There are some orange on the table.

There is an apple on the desk.

There is a basket under the table.

There is one apple on the desk.

The orange is withered.

It is a kind of orange.

It is a kind of orange.

It's a kind of orange.

There is a basket under the table.

There is a melon on the table.

This orange is too sour.

There is too much acid in this orange.

There're 10 oranges on the table, and there are more in the fridge.

There is an apple on the table.

Are oranges always orange?

This orange is too sweet to my taste.

Are oranges always orange?

The oranges cost 7 pence each.

The oranges in the box are better than those on the shelf.