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Determiners Exercise

January 3, 2019 A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate determiner.
Progress 0 of 12 answered
1............... people believe in ghosts.
Wrong!
Use "Most" directly before a plural noun when speaking generally.
2Has she got ............... friends?
Wrong!
Use "any" before a plural noun in this neutral question.
3............... key opens the door.
Wrong!
Use "Neither" directly before a singular noun to mean not one of two things.
4............... these answers is correct.
Wrong!
Use "Neither of" before a determiner and a plural noun when referring to two things.
5............... my friends wished me a happy birthday.
Wrong!
Use "None of" before a possessive determiner and a plural noun to mean not one in the group.
6I haven’t watched ............... his movies.
Wrong!
Use "any of" before a determiner and a plural noun in this negative sentence.
7............... turned up for my party.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Nobody" and "No one" both mean not any person.
8I can’t take it ............... longer.
Wrong!
Use "any" in the expression "not any longer" after a negative verb.
9She doesn’t live here ............... more.
Wrong!
Use "any" in the expression "not any more" after a negative verb.
10............... his ideas are complicated.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Before a possessive determiner such as "his", both "All" and "All of" are correct. "Every of" is not possible.
11Can I ask ............... questions?
Wrong!
"A few" means a small number of something.
12I earn ............... than I used to.
Wrong!
Use "less" before "than" to compare amounts of money earned.

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  1. Most people believe in ghosts.
  2. Has she got any friends?
  3. Neither key opens the door.
  4. Neither of these answers is correct.
  5. None of my friends wished me a happy birthday.
  6. I haven’t watched any of his movies.
  7. Nobody / No one turned up for my party.
  8. I can’t take it any longer.
  9. She doesn’t live here any more.
  10. All / All of his ideas are complicated.
  11. Can I ask a few questions?
  12. I earn less than I used to.

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