Question

fill the blanks with suitable determiners.
1) you are............ responsible for your miseries.

2) I had very...........money those days , so I can't go for shopping.

3) Is there.............letter for me , Mr. postman ? no , there isn't.......

4) All the boys went to beach but only a ........... could swim.

Answer 1

1yourself
2less
3any, any
4few

Answer 2

ANSWER:-

1) You are yourself responsible for your miseries.

2) I had very less money those days , so I can't go for shopping.

3) Is there any letter for me , Mr. postman ? no, there isn't any.

4) All the boys went to beach but only a few could swim.

Determiners :-

□ Determiners are the words which comes at the beginning of a noun phrase that represents a particular subject.

□ They also denotes something about the noun and its quantity, number etc.

□ They are of six types ;

☆ Articles :-

■ Articles are words which modify the noun.

■ Example : "An apple". (Here, an is acting as an indefinite article, which shows we are talking about any apple but not a particular or specific apple).

☆ Possessive Nouns :-

■ Possessive Nouns are nouns that are used to show ownership. 

■ Example : Riya 's dress is pink in colour". (Here we are specifying only Riya's dress.

☆ Possessive Adjectives:-

 ■ Possesive adjectives are also used to show ownership or possession.

■ Example : My house is the best in town. (Here, my is a possessive adjective and it is only denoting house).

☆ Adjective Of Quantity :-

■ Adjective of quantity indicates an indefinite amount or quantity.

■ Example : She has many pencils. (Here, many is the adjective of quantity and is specifying the pencils).

☆ Adjective Of Number :-

■ Adjectives of number are used to denote the number of nouns and their place in a definite order.

■ Example : Riya wanted some toys. (Here, some is the adjective of number and is denoting the toys).

☆ Demonstrative Adjectives:-

■ A demonstrative adjective is used to denote a particular instance or set of instances of a noun.

■ Example : This chocolate is the best one I have ever had in my life. (Here, this is the demonstrative adjective and is specifying the noun chocolate).