Determiners - Advanced Usage
Grade 10 · Week 48 · 25 questions
Determiners come before nouns to clarify what you're referring to — which one, how many, or whose. Using determiners precisely makes your meaning unmistakable.
What you'll practise
- Distinguish articles, demonstratives, and quantifiers
- Use determiners correctly before nouns
- Choose between 'much', 'many', 'few', and 'little'
- Apply possessive and distributive determiners
All 25 questions in this Determiners - Advanced Usage quiz
Grade 10 English — Determiners - Advanced Usage: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- Change to passive: "The teacher praised the student."
- Change to indirect: He said, "I am going home."
- Change to active: "The letter was written by her."
- Change to complex: "Being tired, he rested."
- Change to simple: "When the bell rang, students left."
- Change to comparative: "No other city is as big as Mumbai."
- Change to indirect: "Where do you live?" he asked.
- Change to passive: "They will announce the results."
- Change to compound: "Despite being poor, he is honest."
- Change to superlative: "He is taller than any other boy."
- Change to indirect: "Don't make noise," she said.
- Change to active: "The work will be finished by us."
- Change to complex: "He worked hard and succeeded."
- Change to positive: "No other metal is as useful as iron."
- Change to indirect: "How beautiful the flower is!" he said.
- Change to passive: "Who broke the glass?"
- Change to simple: "If you work hard, you will succeed."
- Change to compound: "Though he was late, he attended."
- Change to indirect: "Will you help me?" she asked.
- Change to active: "The cake was being baked by mother."
- Change to negative: "Only he can solve this problem."
- Change to complex: "Opening the door, he entered."
- Change to indirect: "Alas! I have lost my pen," he said.
- Change to passive: "Students are writing the exam."
- Change to assertive: "What a wonderful performance it was!"
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