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    Determiners Exercise

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    This document provides an interactive exercise to test understanding of determiners - words like all, none, most and both that go before nouns. It contains 12 multiple choice questions about using determiners correctly in sentences. For each question, the correct determiner is provided as the answer. The purpose is to help learn how to use determiners properly in grammar.

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    This document provides an interactive exercise to test understanding of determiners - words like all, none, most and both that go before nouns. It contains 12 multiple choice questions about using determiners correctly in sentences. For each question, the correct determiner is provided as the answer. The purpose is to help learn how to use determiners properly in grammar.

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    This document provides an interactive exercise to test understanding of determiners - words like all, none, most and both that go before nouns. It contains 12 multiple choice questions about using determiners correctly in sentences. For each question, the correct determiner is provided as the answer. The purpose is to help learn how to use determiners properly in grammar.

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    Determiners Exercise

    Determiners are words like all, none, most, both and half. They go before nouns. Can you
    use determiners correctly? Take a moment to do this interactive grammar exercise.

    1. I don't like ....................... of my physics teachers.

    either
    neither
    both

    Not either means the same as neither. The sentence given above can also be written as: I
    like neither of my physics teachers.

    2. ........................... people don't trust politicians.

    Most
    Most of

    We use most of before a pronoun or a noun with a determiner.

    3. Neither .......................................... the door.

    keys open
    key opens
    key open

    After either and neither we use a singular noun and a singular verb.

    4. Neither of .......................................... valid.

    this argument is
    these arguments is
    these arguments are

    After neither of, we use a plural noun and a singular verb.

    Source: www.englishgrammar.org
    Determiners Exercise

    5. ....................... the shops are closed on Sundays.

    Most
    Most of
    Either could be used here

    We use most before a noun without a determiner.

    6. They spend ........................... their income on movies.

    half
    half of
    Either could be used here

    We can leave out of after all, both and half.

    7. ................................. my friends wished me on my birthday.

    No one of
    None of
    None

    8. .................. child was given a present.

    Each
    Each of
    Either could be used here

    9. .................................. his ideas are quite interesting.

    All
    All of
    Either could be used here

    We can leave out 'of' after all when they are followed by nouns.

    Source: www.englishgrammar.org
    Determiners Exercise

    10. ................................ my children are engineers.

    Both
    Both of
    Either could be used here

    We can leave out 'of' after both when they are followed by nouns.

    11. His ideas are ............................ different from those of his peers.

    little
    less
    least

    12. The new job isn't ............................... different from the old one.

    many
    much
    most

    PLAY AGAIN !

    Answers

    1. I don’t like either of my physics teachers.


    2. Most people don’t trust politicians.
    3. Neither key opens the door.
    4. Neither of these arguments is valid.
    5. Most of the shops are closed on Sundays.
    6. They spend half / half of their income on movies.
    7. None of my friends wished me on my birthday.
    8. Each child was given a present.
    9. All of / All his ideas are quite interesting.
    10. Both / Both of my children are engineers.
    11. His ideas are little different from those of his parents.
    12. The new job isn’t much different from the old one.

    Source: www.englishgrammar.org

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