interrogative determiners

Interrogative determiners (Determiners)

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1	Interrogative determiners (determiners)	Using nouns without articles.
2	Theory	Determiners are used in front of nouns to indicate whether you are referring to something specific or something of a particular type
3	Beginners	1.         There are … books on the table. a.         Many b.         Some c.         Much 2.         He … a teacher. a.         Are b.         Am c.         Is 3.         … apples are rotten. a.         Those b.         These c.         That 4.         There is … food to feed everyone. a.Enough b. All c. Several 5.         That book is … a.         Mine b.         Your c.         Theirs	Exercise beginners, intermediate and advanced
4	Intermediate	1.         Learn something now … day. a.         Some b.         Every c.         Each 2.         This is … house. a.         My b.         Yours c.         Its 3.         Is that car … ? a.         Theirs b.         Yours c.         My 4.         We ate … the food. a.         All b.         Both c.         Enough 5.         … my sons are at college. a.         Both b.         All c.         Many	Exercise beginners, intermediate and advanced
5	Advanced	My mother doesn’t drink … coffee. a. more b. much c. some 2. He knows … people than his wife. a. more b. many c. much 3. … knowledge is a dangerous thing. a. some b. few c. little 4. Twins can look the same, but … has their own personality. a. each one b. every one c. each 5. Our team won and we … got a prize. a. every b. each c. each one	Exercise beginners, intermediate and advanced
6	Reference	-           Internet -           An A-Z of English Grammar and Usage by Geoffrey Leech	Theory, exercise, and reference