Question

Q3. Fill in the blanks with Numeral Determiners—one, two, some, any, little, few, all, both, much, many, several, etc.:

How ………….. money do you want?
Have you read ………….. stories?
I have read………….. short stories in Hindi but only ………….. in English.
I read the letter again and noticed that there were………….. mistakes in it.
How ………….. milk do you take every day?
There are………….. countries in the world where population is not growing fast.
Would you lend me your watch for ………….. days?
Do you have …………. complaint against the clerk?
There are ………….. eggs in the basket, but there isn’t ………….. butter.
………….. care could have prevented the accident.
………….. of the boys has broken this window pane.
I have already spent the ………….. rupees you gave me.
………….. the husband and wife are members of this club.
………….. the customers insisted that the shopkeeper must provide them full measure.
The story was published in ………….. the local newspapers.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. Much

2. Any

3. some.

4. Several

5. much

6. Few

7. Two/ Few

8. Any

9. Few / Some

10. Little

11. Few

12. Some

13. Both

14. Few

15. many

Answer 2

Fill in the blanks with Numeral Determiners -

1. How much money do you want?
2. Have you read any stories?
3. I have read many short stories in Hindi but only one in English.
4. I read the letter again and noticed that there were many mistakes in it.
5. How much milk do you take every day?
6. There are many countries in the world where population is not growing fast.
7. Would you lend me your watch for some days?
8. Do you have any complaint against the clerk?
9. There are many eggs in the basket, but there isn’t any butter.
10. Little care could have prevented the accident.
11. Some of the boys has broken this window pane.
12. I have already spent the little rupees you gave me
13. Both the husband and wife are members of this club.
14. All the customers insisted that the shopkeeper must provide them full measure.
15. The story was published in some of the local newspapers.​