Fill in the Blanks: Determiners Quiz
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Fill in the Blanks: Determiners Quiz

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Which determiner best completes the sentence: 'But _____ friends I approached had _____ words of encouragement for me.'?

  • some, few
  • a few, much
  • many, some
  • few, any (correct)
  • Fill in the blank: 'India has _____ all-rounders to match the talent of Kapil Dev.'

  • any
  • many
  • few
  • a few (correct)
  • Select the appropriate determiner: 'We haven't received _____ news from him so far.'

  • any (correct)
  • few
  • many
  • some
  • Which determiner fits in the sentence: 'The country will progress only if _____ citizen realizes their responsibility.'?

    <p>each</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Complete the sentence: 'I had to wait for _____ hour and _____ before I could meet him.'

    <p>half an, half</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Determiners

    • Determiners are words that introduce nouns and clarify context by providing information about quantity, ownership, or definiteness.
    • Various types include articles, demonstratives, possessives, quantifiers, and interrogatives.

    Examples of Determiners in Use

    • "some" indicates an unspecified quantity, used in situations where help or support is mentioned.
    • Personal possessives like "my" denote ownership and personalize the subject, as seen when referring to friends.
    • "few" emphasizes a limited quantity, expressing disappointment in the lack of support received.

    Usage Context

    • In sports contexts, "a few" describes a limited number of players with specific attributes, such as the talent and dedication of Kapil Dev.
    • "many" refers to a greater number, highlighting the contrast between promise and challenges faced by athletes, such as fitness problems.
    • "genuine all-rounders" signifies authenticity in sports talent, underscoring a scarcity in the field.

    Reporting and Updates

    • The mention of towns and the lack of news using "some" and "any" suggests uncertainty and absence of information, creating a narrative around Mr. Roy.
    • The use of "every" emphasizes collective responsibility, highlighting the role of each citizen in national progress.

    Meeting Context

    • "The" indicates specificity, referring to a known entity, such as the Managing Director and the urgent meeting.
    • Time-related phrases like "half an hour" reflect waiting periods and create anticipation, leading to discussions about problems faced.

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    Test your knowledge of determiners with this fill-in-the-blank quiz. Each sentence requires you to choose the correct determiner to complete the thought. It's a great way to enhance your understanding of grammar and improve your writing skills.

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