Determiners

Determiners

by Ms Shan

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Give an example using 'these'.

​Articles

• ​a (before a word that begins with a consonant sound)

• ​an (when the word begins with a vowel sound)

• ​the (for what is unique, to refer to the same person, animal, thing or place again.)

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Give an example using 'a'.

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Give an example using 'an'.

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Give an example using 'the'.

​Demonstratives Determiners

• ​this (for what is near us, singular)

• these (for what is near us, plural)

• ​that (for what is far from us, singular)

• those (for what is far from us, plural)

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Give an example using 'this'.

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Give an example using 'that'.

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Give an example using 'these'.

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Give an example using 'those'.

​Possessive Determiners

• ​his, her, its, my, our, yours, theirs (to tell who the owner is)

• ​a little, much, some (for what we cannot count)

• ​no, all (for none, for all)

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Give an example using 'a little'.

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Give an example using 'yours'.

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Give an example using 'much'.

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Give an example using 's'.

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Give an example using 'all'.

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Give an example using 'our'.

​Comparative quantifiers

• ​less, more, fewer (to compare two)

• ​least, most (to compare more than two)

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Give an example using 'fewer'.

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Give an example using 'more'.

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Give an example using 'least'.

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Give an example using 'most'.