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What is the difference between Demonstrative Determiner and Demonstrative Adjective?

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Answered by kotamanasa44

Explanation: DEMONSTRATIVE DETERMINER

A determiner used to demonstrate the identify of the thing referenced by the following noun; in english they includes this, these, that ,those.In the sentence " i like the music " the word " this" is determiner.

DEMONSTRATIVE ADJECTIVE

A demonstrative adjective modifies the noun and it always followed by the noun.

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