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5 5            Determiners









               Warm-up




            In the given sentence, the determiners are missing. Insert the missing determiners and rewrite
            these sentences in the given space.

            1.  They climbed tree.                _____________________________________________
            2.  You will get information.         _____________________________________________

            3.  He drank half of milk.            _____________________________________________
            4.  Boys were present.                _____________________________________________

            5.  It was quite shock.               _____________________________________________




          Determiners

          Determiners are words placed in front of nouns or at the beginning of noun phrases. A determiner
          tells us whether the noun is specific (definite) or general (indefinite).

          Determiners are of different types.

                                                       Determiners





           Articles    Demonstratives        Possessives      Quantifiers      Distributives     Interrogatives
             (a, an,    (this, that, these,     (my, our,     (many, more,     (each, every,     (which, whose,
              the)           those)          your, his, her,   none, most,    neither, either)     what, how)
                                                their, its)   a few, much,

                                                                 a little)


          Articles are used to point out people, places, animals or things. Articles are of two kinds: definite
          and indefinite.

          Definite Article

          The is a definite article. It is used before a noun to refer to a specific thing.






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