There + Object pronoun

There are five pens in the box.
There is a car in the garage.
There are some books on my table.
There is a telephone in my living room.
There are two tables in the kitchen.
There are many birds in that tree.
There is a magazine on the floor.
There are seven days in a week.
There is a drink in the fridge.

There is a fly in my soup.
There are many parks in New York.
There aren't any tigers in Africa.
There are lots of hotels in big cities.
Is there a a bank near here?
Is there life on Mars.
Is there telephone I can use.
There is a football game tomorrow.
There are 8 students in my class.
There are many people in my town.

Is he marrying Leila?
Yes, he is in love with her.

Your son is making a lot of noise!
I'll ask him to be quiet.

Please will you ask Robby to come in?
Sorry I don't know him.

Where are my glasses?
You're wearing them.

Do you like apples?
I love them.

Why is he always talking about Liza?
He obviously likes her.

Where is my book? Oh dear! I've lost it.

Is that Nancy's boyfriend.
Don't ask me, ask her.

What is the title of that article?
I'm afraid I can't remember it.

Look at John! He seems so happy.
His friends offered him a guitar for his birthday.

What are you going to do with those old papers?
I'm going to recycle them.

Let's see the latest Spielberg movie!
I have already seen it.

How are your kids?
I haven't met them for ages.

Have you met Alan and Tim?
No, I have never met them.

Do you want this book?
Yes.
Well, take it.

My mother is fantastic!
I like her very much.

Don't help me with this exercise!
I can do it by myself.

This fruit is poisoned.
Don't eat it.

Take the children to bed.
Don't let them watch this movie.

Why is she helping John?
She probably loves him.