Question

Fill in the blanks with suitable determines 1:There is dash sugar in tea​

Answer 1

Answer:

there is few sugar in tea.

Explanation:

the the correct answer is few

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Answer 2

The blank is filled with suitable determiner below:

There is little sugar in tea.

To solve this question, let us first know the types of determiners:

1. Articles - a, an, the
2. Demonstratives - this, that, these, those, etc
3. Possessives - his, hers, himself, herself, their, etc
4. Quantifiers - few, many, little, a few, a little, some, any, etc.

In this question,

• From the context of the sentence, we can know that we have to place a determiner to describe the quantity of sugar.
• As sugar is an uncountable noun, countable determiners are readily omitted.
• Few, many, etc are all countable quantifiers, which will not be used here.
• Any is used mostly for interrogative or negative sentences.
• Little can be used here.