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Determiners and Articles
- Determiners- Functional
Grammar
- They determine things about
the noun and are used at the
beginning of noun phrases.
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- They determine things
about the noun and are
used at the beginning of
noun phrases.
- Possessive
- Possessive determiners are words
that indicate possession of or
some other relationship to a noun.
- E.g: My,
your,his,her,its,our,their,ones,
whose.
- Sentence: These are our books.
- Sentence: These are our books.
- E.g: My,
your,his,her,its,our,their,ones,
whose.
- Possessive determiners are words
that indicate possession of or
some other relationship to a noun.
- Demonstrative
- A determiner that points to a
particular noun or to the noun it
replaces.
- E.g: This, that, these, those.
- Sentence: This old man.
- Sentence: This old man.
- E.g: This, that, these, those.
- A determiner that points to a
particular noun or to the noun it
replaces.
- Possessive
- They determine things about
the noun and are used at the
beginning of noun phrases.
- Articles- Tradtional Grammar
- Indefinite articles a/an
- The indefinite articles do not refer
to a particular thing or things.
- a is used before a word beginning with a
consonant eg. a car. an is used before a
words beginning with a vowel. (and
sounding like a vowel) eg. an hour/hat.
- Sentence: I had a banana for lunch.
- Sentence: I had a banana for lunch.
- a is used before a word beginning with a
consonant eg. a car. an is used before a
words beginning with a vowel. (and
sounding like a vowel) eg. an hour/hat.
- The indefinite articles do not refer
to a particular thing or things.
- Definite article- the
- The definite article refers to a
particular thing or things.
- E.g: the
- Sentence: The girl went
to school.
- Sentence: The girl went
to school.
- E.g: the
- The definite article refers to a
particular thing or things.
- Indefinite articles a/an
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