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DeterminersBy Miss Poly
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What are determiners? Determiners are words that comeBEFORE nouns or AT THE BEGINNING ofnoun clauses.
They help to show WHICH or HOW MANYthings are being talked about.
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Determiners table 1every, each + singular countable noun
few, a few, many + plural noun
little, a little, much + uncountable noun
all, most, some, any, no + countable or uncountable noun
Every step they performed was perfect.A few students went to the recital.I used a little sugarto make the cake.Some people saw the accident. (countable)
There was some wateron the table. (uncountable)
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Singular vs. Plural Singular noun: One item(one apple, a watch, one person, an orange)
Plural noun: More than one item.(three apples, some watches, three people)
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Countable vs. Uncountable Countable: Nouns that can be counted.(One hour, two hours, three hoursOne person, two people, three peopleOne child, two children, three children)
Uncountable: Nouns that can not becounted.ex: milk, water, paper, money, time, etc.
Uncountable nouns are always SINGULAR!
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Each vs. Every Each and Every are followed by asingular countable noun.
Each pencil has gota different colour.
Every pencil can be put in this box.
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Eachis used when all the people or things itrefer to are seenindividually. / TO SEPARATE
Everyis used to refer to allthe people or things
(as a group) / TO GENERALIZE
Each can be used to talk abouttwo or more things orpeople.
Every can only be used to talk aboutthree or more.
ex. SHE HAD A SMALL TATOO ON EACH HAND.(Weve got only two hands.
You cannotuse every in this sentence)
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Few vs. A few
Few and a few are followed by a PLURALNOUN
Few has a negative meaning:
Few people came to the concert. It was verydisappointing. ( emphasis on the smallness ofthe number or quantity)
A few has a neutral or positive meaning:
I had some milk and a few biscuits forbreakfast.
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Little vs. A little
Little and a little are followed by anUNCOUNTABLE NOUN
Litte has a negative meaning, while a little
has a neutral or positive meaning.
Shes gotlittle money and no future. Ive gota little money. Lets go out tonight!
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Many vs. Much Many is used with countable nouns. Much is used with uncountable nouns.
There arentmany people here. How many friends have you made?
I havent gotmuch time to work.
How much money have you got?
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Determiners table 2
All, most, some, any,
(a)few, (a) little,
much, many, each,
every one, none
OF
the, a/anmy, your, etc.
this, that, etc.+ noun
us, it, them,you, etc.
Remember: The same rules in table 1 apply to the nouns andpronouns that follow the determiner.
e.g. Much of + uncountable noun (much of the water)
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We use determiners with OF
beforeanother determinerand anoun
Example:
A few ofmy friends came to the party.
All ofthe milk has been drunk.
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No and Every + OFWe cannot use no or every with of.
No changes to NONE.None ofmy classmates brought paper.
Every changes to EVERY ONE.Every one ofthe students passed the exam.
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Choose the correct word.
Most / Most ofthe people enjoy the cinema.
Some / Some ofmordern art is difficult to understand.
A few / A few ofmy friends are going to art college.
Eleanor didnt like any / any ofthose portraits.
Isabelle looked through every / every one of the postcardsbefore she bought one.
They had no / none timeto buy souvenirs.
They spenta little / a little oftheir pocket money on sweets.
There wasntmuch / much ofthe play left by the time theyarrived.
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Choose the correct word.
Most / Most ofthe people enjoy the cinema.
Some / Some ofmordern art is difficult to understand.
A few / A few ofmy friends are going to art college.
Eleanor didnt like any / any ofthose portraits.
Isabelle looked through every / every one of the postcardsbefore she bought one.
They had no / none timeto buy souvenirs.
They spenta little / a little oftheir pocket money on sweets.
There wasntmuch / much ofthe play left by the time theyarrived.
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Correct the mistakes in these
sentences. No of the conductors came to the auditoriumyesterday.
He hasnt saved many money.
I learnt every of the determiners.
There was a little people in the concert.
Im really disappointed. Only a few students study forthe test.
Every of them felt sorry about the car accident.
My sister hasnt got some pencils.
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For extra practice go to yourworkbook. Page 87.