Determiners

We use determiners to introduce singular and plural nouns

• TRUE

• FALSE

To talk about specific things, we use the following structure

DETERMINER + OF THE + PLURAL NOUN

• FALSE

• TRUE

In Mexico, ____ department stores have discounts during "El buen fin".

• Most of the

• Some

• None of the

____ prices in the menu are expensive. Let's go to another place.

• All of the

• None of the

• All

Answer explanation

All is used with plural countable nouns and with uncountable nouns to refer to all the people or things that exist in a group.

We use all of the when we specify the kind of something from a group.

Some people like to shop online, but ___ people prefer to buy in physical stores.

• Most

• All

• Some

Answer explanation

All is used to talk about all the people or things in the world, or the group to which it refers.

Most is used to talk about a large part of people, a series of people or things, or almost all of a quantity or something.

Is there ___ grocery store near here?

• An

• A

• The

There are ___ apples left! We need to go to the supermarket.

• Many

• None of the

• No

Answer explanation

No is used with singular countable nouns, plural countable nouns and uncountable nouns to say that something does not exist or is not present.

I really like to come to this store because ___ salespersons are very kind!

• All

• None of the

• All of the

Answer explanation

All is used with plural countable nouns and with uncountable nouns to refer to all the people or things that exist in a group.

We use all of the when we specify the kind of something from a group.

My mom is sick so I went to the drugstore to get ____ medicine.

• Some

• All

• few

Answer explanation

We use “few” and “some” in sentences where the quantity or specific number of nouns is irrelevant or unknown.

The word “few” generally indicates a number

of five or less.

On the other hand, “some” indicates a larger quantity between five and ten.

___ the stores near here are open because it's Sunday!

• All

• Most of

• None of

Answer explanation

All is used with plural countable nouns and with uncountable nouns to refer to all the people or things that exist in a group.

We use all of the when we specify the kind of something from a group.