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Choose the Appropriate Option from the Box to Complete the Given Sentence.

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Choose the appropriate option from the box to complete the given sentence.

______[ few/ some ] of the mango trees in their garden bear fruit twice a Year .

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Solution

Some  of the mango trees in their garden bear fruit twice a Year .

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Chapter 1: Determiners - Exercise [Page 10]

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CBSE English Workbook Class 10
Chapter 1 Determiners
Exercise | Q D. 4. 10. | Page 10

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Determiners with countable and uncountable nouns

Add a suitable noun to each of the following determiners in the box below.

a............                both.............         few.................      much..............
all...............            each............           little ............       neither................
an..............             either..............       many ...............    no.............
another...............    enough ..............   more ..............     any ..............
every...........            most...........          several...............  one..............
some.............           two(etc)..............    a lot of .............

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Determiners are words that modify a noun or noun phrase and occur before them in a sentence. Determiners provide a context to the noun they precede.
They may be:

  • Articles - a, an, the
  • Demonstratives - this, that, these, those, which etc.
  • Possessives - my, your, our, their, his, her etc. my friend’s, her mother’s etc.
  • Quantifiers - few, many, much, more, every, each, some etc.
  • Numerals - one, four, hundred, first, fourth, hundredth

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