Determiners

Question 1

What are determiners

Answer 1

THESE WORDS come before NOUNS AND REFER DIRECTLY TO THEM

Question 2

Article determiners

Answer 2

The (definite article) and a/an (indefinite article). Definite specifies something particular where’s indefinite does not.
The book vs a book

Question 3

Possessive determiners

Answer 3

Possessive determiners are used to suggest ownership of a noun.There are seven forms: my, our, your, his, her, its, their.

Question 4

Demonstrative determiners

Answer 4

express a contrast , establishing either a close or more distant relationship.There are four forms: this, that, these, those.. Determiners come before nouns(hand me that pen) pronouns replace noun (hand me that)

Question 5

Indefinite determiner

Answer 5

The most common ones are: all, some, any, every, each, either, both, several, many, more, fewer, least. E.g. some grapes would be nice. Come before a noun

Question 6

Numbers determiner

Answer 6

If numbers precede a noun, they are functioning as determiners. Eg one grape