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Determiners (come before the noun, directly refer to them, 4)

Author: Rebecca Darmanin



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Indefinite article eg. a, an Definite article eg. the Demonstrative eg. this, that, these, those Possessive eg. my, our, your, his Note: A quantifier is just a number, a determiner comes before the noun eg. fifteen students In this case, the determiner refers to quantity (one, two, three) and (some, few, many).


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