Articles, Determiners and Quantifiers

We use THE

• We mention something for the first time

• When we mention something that was previously introduced

• With a few countries

• When we talk about things in general

Answer explanation

The USA

The UK

We use A or AN

• Before professions

• When we mention something for the first time

• With superlative adjectives

• When we talk about something in general

Tick the quantifiers which can't be followed by OF

• Some

• No

• None

• Every

Which are correct? Tick more than one

• No of

• None of

• Each of

• Every of

• Every one of

We don't use OF after "both" and "all" before Determiners (my/his/our/the, etc) So... Which of these are correct?

• All of the the guests had attended

• All the guests had attended

• Both my friends missed me

• Both of my friends missed me

We use ...

• Few + countable nouns

• Little + uncountable nouns

• Few + uncountable nouns

• Little + countable nouns