ENGLISH GRAMMAR || DETERMINERS ||
DETERMINERS
A determiner is a word which is used before a noun to show the kind of reference that it has to make.
TYPES OF DETERMINERS:
1) ARTICLES -- a, an, the
2) DEMONSTEATIVES: -- this, that, these, those etc
3) NUMERICALS -- one, two, three etc.
4) ORDINALS -- first, second, third, fourth etc.
5) POSSESSIVES -- my, mine, theirs, his etc
6) QUANTITATIVES -- few, little, much, many, some, any etc.
7) DISTRIBUTIVES -- each, every, either, neither etc.
8) INTERROGATIVES -- what, why, when, which etc.
USAGE OF DETERMINERS :::
1) ARTICLES :(already discussed
(Title: Articles & Article)
USE OF IMPORTANT DETERMINERS.......
1).MUCH / MANY::
Much is used to show quantity abd Many to show number.
Much--uncoutable number
Many--coutable number.
E.g : I want much sugar
He needs much money
I have many friends here.
He needs many books.
2).FEW : Few indicates number. It may be FEW, A FEW & THE FEW.
FEW means almost nil.
Example: I have few books in the bag.
A FEW - means something.
Example: I have a few books on my table.
THE FEW: Means all & everything.
Example: I lost the few books I had.
3).LITTLE : It indicated uncountable things. It may be LITTLE, A LITTLE & THE LITTLE.
LITTLE-means almost nil.
Example: He has little water to drink.
A LITTLE : means small amount.
Example: He has only a little milk to drink.
THE LITTLE: means all of the amount or quantity.
Example: He gave away the little water he had.
4).ANY/ SOME::
ANY is used before countable and uncountable -both.. But it is used specially with INTERROGATIVE AND NEGATIVE.
Example: Do you have any problem now?
I donot have any problem now.
SOME: is used both before countable and uncountable.
Example: I want some time to do it.
Some books are lying here.
5).ENOUGH: It means sufficient. It is used before uncountables.
Example: He is strong enough to do it.
6) EACH-- it is used to show every single person/thing seperately.
Example: Each of the five boys are gorod.
EVERY: it indicates one/single person of an unlimited number.
Example: Everyone danced in the party.
7). EITHER: it indicated any one between two number.
Example: Either this or that pen will serve the purpose.
8). NEITHER:..it indicates not any of the two things or person.
Example: Neither Ram nor Anil came to the office.
9) LESS/LEAST:
LESS---it is used to show comparison between two things or persons.
Example- He earns less money than his brother.
LEAST: It is used before countable nouns.THE-is used before it .
Example: He gave away the least money he had.
10). BOTH--- used to show two persons.
Example: Both of you are under arrest.
SOLVED DETERMINERS...........
1. We have very______ information.
Ans:: little
2. _______ European tourist met me yesterday.
Ans::A
3. We went on Camel rides to_____Pyramids.
Ans:: the
4. Kalidas is _______ Homer of India.
Ans::the
5.He gave me_______ one rupee note.
Ans:: a
6.She is ______ happier than before.
Ans:: much
7.This is ______ unanimous decision.
Ans:: a
8. He is_____ F. R. C. S. doctor.
Ans:: an
9. He is _____ M. B. B. S doctor.
Ans:: an
10. _____ of the boys was given ______ award.
Ans:: each, an
11.Do not hate _____ poor.
Ans:: the
12.He is a man of _____ words.
Ans:: few.
13.My uncle is _____ N. C. C cadet.
Ans:: an
14.I can depend on ______ friends I have.
Ans:: the few
15.A lion is _____ stronger than a tiger.
Ans:: much
16.My brother reads in _____ LP school.
Ans:: an
17.There are only______ pens on the table.
Ans:: a few
18. He is _______ one eyed man
Ans:: a
19.The patient is very ill, still there is ______ hope of his recovery.
Ans:: a little.
20. She is _____ European lady.
Ans:: a
21. I have only____books
Ans: a few.
22. Do you have ____problem now?
Ans: any
23. He does not know____language.
Ans: any.
24._________men are free fro faults.
Ans;Few.
25. My uncle is in ____Army.
Ans;the
26.I appreciate even ____help he offered me.
Ans: a little.
27.He has just____pens.
Ans: a few.
28. He knows ___French language.
Ans: The
29.____learning is a dangerous thing.
Ans: a little.
30. He is brave____to do it.
Ans:enough.
31.___of the two pen writes well.
Ans:neither.
32. _____you or your brother must come.
Ans: either.

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