Question

DETERMINERS WORKSHEET

1. Choose the appropriate determiners to complete the sentences:

1. He is an expert on languages, but he knows ---- about mathematics.

few

little

a lot of

several

2. I don't think there will be a severe shortage of usable water because there was ---- rain fall

yesterday.

little

few

any

a lot of

3. Unfortunately, I have ---- talent for music although I have always wanted to be a famous

singer.

little

few

a few

plenty o4. There were ---- people at the meeting earlier but most of them left early so there aren't

many left now.

little

few

much

several

5. Although she thought she knew ---- of the subject, the teacher asked a few details she

hardly remembered.

several

much

many

any

6. ---- people enjoy the performance of the theatre company but I don't think it is a successful

one.

Much

Several

Every

No

7. I had to live in Paris and Madrid for many years because of my business but I don't like ----

city much.

all

whole

either

neither

8. Both players in the tennis match have been warned by the referee but ---- of them seems to

take it seriously.

none

either

every

neither9. In my country, ---- universities offer a wide range of courses. That's why they are preferred

by foreign students as well.

every

each

a great deal of

most

10. The vocabulary list had been memorized by ---- of the students and each one scored over

80 per cent on the exam.

every

all

a little

the whole



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Answer 1

Answer:

1.little

2. A lot of

3. a few

4. Several

5. Much

6. Several

7. Either

8. Neither

9. Most

10. All

Explanation:

Answer 2

1. little
2. a lot of
3. little
4. several
5. much
6. Several
7. either
8. none
9. most
10. all

Explanation:

A determiner, in grammar, is a word that accompanies a noun or a phrase to serve as reference to the given noun or phrase. Determiners are classified into 4 - Articles, Quantifiers, Demonstratives, Possessives.

Articles include a, an, the.

Quantifiers include many, a few, much, too many, some etc.,

Demonstratives include these, those, this and that.

Possessives include my, your, theirs , ours, his.