Determiners – Types & Usage
Grade 8 · Week 19 · 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 – Types & Usage quiz
Grade 8 English — Determiners – Types & Usage: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- "___ apples are red."
- "___ book is mine."
- "___ children are playing."
- "___ of the boys is absent."
- "___ sugar is left?"
- "___ students are present?"
- "___ dog is barking."
- "___ people came to the party."
- "___ water do you want?"
- "___ of the apples is rotten."
- "___ of the boys are here."
- "___ milk do you need?"
- "___ girl is my friend."
- "___ pencils do you have?"
- "___ of the books is new."
- "___ students are absent?"
- "___ of the water is cold."
- "___ bread do you want?"
- "___ of the girls is singing."
- "___ of the boys are playing."
- "___ rice do you need?"
- "___ of the apples are green."
- "___ juice is in the glass?"
- "___ of the students is late."
- "___ of the books are old."
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