Question

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

Answer 1

1. Articles - a, an, the
   • Example: I saw a bird sitting on the school roof.
2. Demonstratives - this, that, these, those, which, etc.
   • Example: This notebook in my hand is mine, but that bag on the last bench is yours.
3. Possessives - my, your, our, their, his, her, etc. my friend’s, her mother’s, etc.
   
   • Example: It was my friend’s mistake, but she listened to her mother’s advice.
4. Quantifiers - few, many, much, more, every, each, some, etc.
   • Example: Many students were nervous, but each student received some guidance before the exam.
5. Numerals - one, four, hundred, first, fourth, hundredth
   • Example: He won the first prize in the competition and received two certificates.