B116 questions · Intermediate · Articles, Determiners and Quantifiers
Determiners Exercises with Answers
Words that pick out one member of a group or every member of it. Each and every look interchangeable and are not; either and neither take a singular verb.
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Lessons on this topic
- Both, Either and Neither
Both means the two, either means one of two, neither means not one. The nouns and verbs they take, both of, neither of, and where both goes.
- Demonstratives: This, That, These, Those
How the four demonstratives divide up near and far, singular and plural, how they work both before a noun and alone, and the questions they appear in.
- Much, Many and A Lot Of
Many with countable nouns, much with uncountable nouns, a lot of with both, How much and How many, and why much is rare in positive sentences.
