Question

_____ geeta and seeta ran the race?( determiners) ​

Answer 1

Use determiners in the given sentence.

Explanation:

• 'Both' is the correct answer for the given sentence.

• Both Geeta and Seeta ran the race.

• 'Both' is the distributive kind of determiner.

• 'Both' is a determiner used with plural nouns, which means ‘the two’ or ‘the one as well as the other.’

• Some examples using 'both' are:

• Sneha knew both my children.

• Are both cats male?

• Both are fast.

• We both prefer Carnatic music.

Answer 2

The correct answer is the determiner 'Both'

• Both Geeta and Seeta ran the race

• we use the determiner "both" in the given blank as it gives the proper meaning.

• The word "both" is used as a pronoun and also an adverb.

• In the given sentence, 'both' is used as an adverb.

• ''Both'' is used before the first of two words to add emphasis to two words in a statement.

• "Both...and" refers to two people, or things together. The word 'both' is applied to both of the given words.