Question

Fill in the blanks with correct determiners from the box. You can use each determiner only once. each, a hundred, either, several, few, five, most, first, enough, a, which more, many a, little, much 1. ____________ cakes are made with eggs, butter, flour and sugar. 2. _____________ class do you study in? 3. We always travel ____________ class when we go by train. 4. Please tell ______________ participant to submit their picture. 5. There’s _____________ slip between the cup and the lip. 6. We had _____________ food left over after the party to feed ten street children. 7. We need to plant _____________ trees; there can be never enough to save the environment. 8. Did you find ______________ decent place to stay? 9. Kindness is a virtue that ____________ people actually practise regularly. 10. You can choose ____________ topic for the extempore speech. 11. ______________ people came to see their favourite stars. 12. There is very ____________ water in the tank. 13. How _______________ paint will we need for this wall? 14. _______________ students put up stalls at the Diwali fair. 15. Only ___________ participants have arrived. SUB: SCIENCE

Answer 1

Answer:

1. few

2.which

3.fist

4.several

Answer 2

Completed sentences with correct determiners are as follows:

• 1. Most cakes are made with eggs, butter, flour and sugar.
• 2. Which class do you study in?
• 3. We always travel first class when we go by train.
• 4. Please tell each participant to submit their picture.
• 5. There’s a little slip between the cup and the lip.
• 6. We had some food left over after the party to feed ten street children.
• 7. We need to plant more trees; there can be never enough to save the environment.
• 8. Did you find a decent place to stay?
• 9. Kindness is a virtue that few people actually practise regularly.
• 10. You can choose any topic for the extempore speech.
• 11. Many people came to see their favorite stars.
• 12. There is very little water in the tank.
• 13. How much paint will we need for this wall?
• 14. Several students put up stalls at the Diwali fair.
• 15. Only five participants have arrived.

Determiners:

• A determiner, also known as a determinative, is a word, phrase, or affix that follows a noun or noun phrase and typically conveys the context reference of the preceding noun or noun phrase.
• A determiner belongs to the group of words that are employed to alter nouns or their synonyms.
• Determiners are frequently used before descriptive adjectives to help clarify what a noun refers to.
• The word this is a determiner, as shown in the question Would you like to buy this new book?

Rules of determiners:

• With singular nouns, determiners are necessary.
• Use an indefinite article to talk generically about a singular noun (a or an).
• Don't use a determiner when referring to a plural word generally.
• Use a definite article, demonstrative pronoun, possessive pronoun, or quantifier to talk precisely about a singular word.

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