4 Read the pairs of sentences and explain the difference in meaning. 1 a He's written a book. b He's been writing a book. 2 a Who's eaten my chocolates? b Who's been eating my chocolates? 3 a She's never been to a wedding before. b She'd never been to a wedding before. 4 a l've tried to call her. b l've been trying to call. 5 a They'd been married for thirty-five years! b They've been married for thirty-five years​

1. There is a good cafe near my house.
2. There are good and inexpensive meals in this cafe.
3. There are usually a lot of visitors in the cafe.
4. There are usually a lot of different dishes on the menu.
5. There is a menu on each table.
6. Is there a napkin on the plate?
7. Is there anyone here?
8. Is there anything on the table? - No, there's nothing there.
9.  Are there any dishes on the table? - Yes, there are a few dishes and glasses.
10. Is there any furniture in the room? - No, there's nothing there.