DETERMINERS

Determiners (Singular)

100

Use this determiner with singular nouns to talk about all members of a group together.

Every

200

This determiner refers to 100% of a single unit, like a pizza or a day.  

The whole

300

This word means "it doesn't matter which" one you choose.

Any

400

Why is "We had some problem" incorrect?

 We don't use "some" with singular countable nouns; use "a" or "some problems

Determiners (Plural/Uncountable)

100

This determiner refers to the majority of a group.

Most

200

Use this for 100% of a plural group (e.g., _____ the shops were closed).

All

300

This determiner refers to a particular but unnamed thing.

Certain

400

When using "Most" with a possessive (like "my friends"), what word must you add?  

Of----Most of my friends

Two of a Kind (For exactly 2 items)

100

Use this plural determiner to talk about two things together.

Both

200

Use this for "one or the other" of two choices.

Either

300

This is the negative form of "either."

Neither

400

Which singular determiner is used when focusing on two members separately?

Each

Fill in the Blank

100

"There is ____ snow in the mountains this year." (Negative meaning, positive verb).

No

200

• "I liked ____ of the two dresses I tried on."

Neither

300

"I visit my grandmother ____ weekend."

Every

400

"I need ____ information about the flight."

Some

Grammar Fixer (Find the Error)

100

"Every of the students passed the test."

Every student / All of the students - "Every" can't use "of".

200

"I've been to all museum in the city."

All museums / Every museum

300

"I was so sick I missed all festival."

The whole festival

400

• "I haven't got no money." 

I haven't got any money / I have no money