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Exercise 1 In the blank write n if the italicized word is used a noun. Write p if it is used as a pronoun. Write v if it is used as a verb. Write adj. if it is used as an adjective. Write adv. if it is used as an adverb. Write c if it is used as a conjunction. Write prep. if it is used as a preposition. Write i if it is used as an interjection.
Richard said he didn’t really care for either.

Answer :

Richard - N

said - V

he - P

didn't - Adj

really - Adv

for - Pre

either - D

How are determiners used ?

With singular nouns, determiners are necessary. Use an indefinite article to talk generically about a singular noun (a or an). Don't use a determiner when referring to a plural word generally. Use a definite article, demonstrative pronoun, possessive pronoun, or quantifier to talk precisely about a singular word.

  • The noun phrase always starts with a determiner.
  • Determiners are necessary for singular nouns.
  • In general, use an indefinite article when discussing a singular noun (a or an).
  • Don't use a determiner when discussing plural nouns in general.

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