Is determination is a a kind of part of speech in English grammar
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yes its the part of english grammar
without determiners a sentence can never be completed n thus no sentence could be formed.
without determiners a sentence can never be completed n thus no sentence could be formed.
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Heyaa frnd..
There are 8 parts of speech !!
They can be listed as follows :
# Noun - Naming words ( Name of person, place, thing etc.., - Doctor, Monica )
# Pronoun - Used to Replace noun ( Used to avoid repetation of noun - I, We, You, He, She,It, They.... )
# Adjective - Describing words ( Gives more information about noun or pronoun - Beautiful, Little, Pink... )
# Verb - Action words ( It shows any action - Run, Study, Eat, Bath ... )
# Adverb - Additional to verb to describe verb ( It describes verb or adjective or adverb ...Mostly ends with LY, Gives answer for HOW - Softly, Quickly..)
# Preposition - Shows relationship of noun / pronoun to a place or thing ( Indicates time, place, position - On, Above , At, Under )
# Conjunction - Joining words ( Used to connect words - And, Or, Because, If ..)
# Interjection - Expressive words ( Used to show feelings/strong emotion - Hurray ! , Wow !, Alas !, Ouch ! ...)
So yes!! Come to your question..
Before that Let's get to know about Determiners...
What are Determiners ?
Determiners are wors that introduces noun. The types of determiners are
# Articles - A, An, The
# Possessive - My, Our ...
# Demonstrative - This, That, These...
# Ordinals - First, last...
#Quantifiers - Few, A few...
# Numbers - One, Two, ....
# Predeterminers - These precede the determiners ( Half, Both.. )
So now, Do determiners come under Parts of speech ? If yes, Under which parts of speech ?
Yep!! The term Determiner is not a part of Parts of Speech but its a term used with reference to the structure of the sentence. Determiners and adjectives are said to be same but they are not.
So, to say in short,
=> Determiners are not part of Parts of Speech but the Determiners and Predeterminers both are functional elements of the sentence.
Hope it helps...
And here CutieBarbie :)
There are 8 parts of speech !!
They can be listed as follows :
# Noun - Naming words ( Name of person, place, thing etc.., - Doctor, Monica )
# Pronoun - Used to Replace noun ( Used to avoid repetation of noun - I, We, You, He, She,It, They.... )
# Adjective - Describing words ( Gives more information about noun or pronoun - Beautiful, Little, Pink... )
# Verb - Action words ( It shows any action - Run, Study, Eat, Bath ... )
# Adverb - Additional to verb to describe verb ( It describes verb or adjective or adverb ...Mostly ends with LY, Gives answer for HOW - Softly, Quickly..)
# Preposition - Shows relationship of noun / pronoun to a place or thing ( Indicates time, place, position - On, Above , At, Under )
# Conjunction - Joining words ( Used to connect words - And, Or, Because, If ..)
# Interjection - Expressive words ( Used to show feelings/strong emotion - Hurray ! , Wow !, Alas !, Ouch ! ...)
So yes!! Come to your question..
Before that Let's get to know about Determiners...
What are Determiners ?
Determiners are wors that introduces noun. The types of determiners are
# Articles - A, An, The
# Possessive - My, Our ...
# Demonstrative - This, That, These...
# Ordinals - First, last...
#Quantifiers - Few, A few...
# Numbers - One, Two, ....
# Predeterminers - These precede the determiners ( Half, Both.. )
So now, Do determiners come under Parts of speech ? If yes, Under which parts of speech ?
Yep!! The term Determiner is not a part of Parts of Speech but its a term used with reference to the structure of the sentence. Determiners and adjectives are said to be same but they are not.
So, to say in short,
=> Determiners are not part of Parts of Speech but the Determiners and Predeterminers both are functional elements of the sentence.
Hope it helps...
And here CutieBarbie :)
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