Determiners in English Grammar

Determiner

QUESTION 11

______ information he gave was not very helpful.

Answer: 'The little' refers to the small amount of something specific that is available.

QUESTION 12

______ one of the employees was given a bonus.

Answer: 'Each' is used to refer to individual members of a group, considered one by one.

QUESTION 13

I want to buy ______ new car next month.

Answer: 'A' is used before a singular, countable noun that is not specific.

QUESTION 14

We have ______ time, so we must hurry.

Answer: 'Little' indicates a scarcity or lack of time, emphasizing the need to hurry.

QUESTION 15

He lost ______ friends he had because of his selfishness.

Answer: 'The few' refers to the small, specific number of friends he had.

QUESTION 16

______ sun rises in the east.

Answer: 'The' is used for unique celestial bodies like the sun.

QUESTION 17

She doesn't have ______ patience for such nonsense.

Answer: 'Any' is typically used in negative sentences with uncountable nouns like 'patience'.

QUESTION 18

______ of these books is yours?

Answer: 'Which' is used to ask about a choice between a specific set of items.

QUESTION 19

I would like ______ more tea, please.

Answer: 'Some' is used to indicate an unspecified amount of an uncountable noun in a positive statement.

QUESTION 20

He has ______ knowledge of ancient history.

Answer: 'A lot of' is used with uncountable nouns like 'knowledge' to denote a large quantity.

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