Determiners

 DETERMINERS

 1. He received much help from his teachers. (many/more/much)

 2. I can depend upon the few friends I have. (few/ a few/the few)

 3. A little guidance from you will be enough for me. (little/a

little/the little)

 4. My brother is studying in a European university. (a/an/the)

 5. A few of my friends helped much me in my distress. (few/ a

few/the few)

 6. A union leader will address the workers. (a/an/the)

 7. He gave me a one rupee note. ( a/an/the)

 8. Can you lend me a few books? (few/ a few/the few)

 9. He is much older than his wife. (many/more/much)

10. He will stay here for a little while. (little/a little/the little)

11. Each of the boys has done his work. (every/some/each)

12. She has lots of things to do. (lots of/much/most)

13. I cannot give you any money. (any/some/a little)

14. Our principal is a man of few words. (few/ a few/the few)

15. She does not get much time for her studies.

(many/more/much)

16. My brother is an N.C.C. cadet. (a/an/the)

17. This story is very interesting. (much/more/very)

18. He has to feed his family with the little money he earns.

(little/a little/the little)

19. Rajnikant is called the Scott of Assam. (a/an/the)

20. This is the room I work in. (a/an/the)

21. Many of the apples were rotten. (many/more/much)

22. I expect a little encouragement from you. (little/a

little/the little)

23. The workers decided to form a union. (a/an/the)

24. Did you buy any bread yesterday? (some/any/many)

25. Do have any books on astrology? (some/any/many)

26. You will have to manage with the little money you have?

(little/a little/the little)

27. An undergraduate cannot apply for that post. (a/an/the)

28. That girl has many good qualities. (much/more/many)

29. Can you help me with a little money? (little/ a little/the

little)

30. Our principal is a man of few words. (few/ a few/the few)

31. Did you buy any oranges today? (any/some/many)

32. Our teacher gave us many useful advice.

(much/more/many)

33. Kalidas is the Shakespeare of India. (a/an/the)

34. He has a few friends who stand by him. (few/ a few/the

few)

35. Did you have any difficulty in finding the house?

(much/any/many)

36. His brother is a university student. (a/an/the)

37. I appreciate even the little help they gave me. (little/ a

little/the little)

38. An umbrella is a useful thing. (a/an/the)

39. Have you any book to read? (some/any/many)

40. Many guests were invited, but only a few turned up. (few/

a few/the few)

41. This is the European lady I was talking about. (a/an/the)

42. I cannot give you any money. (any/some/a little)

43. We found the house without much difficulty.

(much/more/many)

44. Sri Lanka is an island. (a/an/the)

45. Each of the boys was rewarded. (every/some/each)

46. He gave away the little money he had to the beggar.

(little/ a little/the little)

47. Reading is a useful hobby. (a/an/the)

48. Only a few of the candidates were suitable. (few/ a

few/the few)

49. They won the match without much difficulty.

(much/more/many)

50. Each of the competitors will get a certificate.

(every/any/each)

51. I don’t expect any help from them. (some/any/many)

52. My brother is an N.C.C. cadet. (a/an/the)

53. First read the few books you have with you. (few/ a

few/the few)

54. Many of the oranges were rotten. (much/more/many)

55. Socrates gave much useful advice to his pupils.

(much/more/many)

56. Hurry up! We have only a little time left. (little/ a

little/the little)

57. The workers decided to form a union. (a/an/the)

58. The painter is man of few words. (few/ a few/the few)

59. An honorary secretary gets no salary for holding the post.

(a/an/the)

60. There is some water in the glass.

61. I will give you a useful hint. (a/an/the)

62. My father is an honourable man. (a/an/the)

63. I am much older than you.

64. She bought the few books she needed. (few/ a few/the

few)

65. With a little help from you, I can do the job. (little/ a

little/the little)

66. This is a slip of the tongue.

67. I have two sisters, neither is tall. (none/neither)

68. Do not neglect the poor. (a/an/the)

69. He will be back in an hour. (a/an/the)

70. He drives much carefully. (much/many/lots of)

71. Will you visit our home for a few days? (few/ a few/the

few)

72. I am looking for a ewe. (a/an/the)

73. Reading is a useful hobby. (a/an/the)

74. She is much younger than her husband.

75. Don’t neglect the illiterates. (a/an/the)

76. There are only a few girls in the class. (few/ a few/the

few).

77. I belong to neither party because both the parties

78. A few of the pencils were broken. (few/ a few/the few)

79. There is a university in Guwahati. (a/an/the)

80. The elephant is a large animal. (a/an/the)

81. I am much older than you.

82. Switzerland is a European country. (a/an/the)

83. We have only a few minutes to spare. (few/ a few/the few)

84. Only a few pupils are there in the class. (few/ a few/the

few)

85. My father is an honorable man. (a/an/the)

86. There are only a few girls in our school. (few/ a few/the

few)

87. I can depend on the few friends I have. (few/ a few/the

few)

88. We shall stay here for a little while. (little/ a little/the

little)

89. This is a slip of the longer. (a/an/the)

90. I have two sisters; neither is tall. (none/neither)

91. The army was called in to restore peace. (a/an/the)

92. Only a few pupils are there in the class. (Few/ a few/the

few).

93. There are just a few apples left. (few/ a few/the few)

94. Bimal does not get much time for studies.

95. They had only a little money left. (little/ a little/the

little).

96. He drives his car at a uniform speed.

97. Tajmahal is a Mughal marvel. It is one of the great wonders

of the world. It is a love story told in marbles. Emperor Shah

Jahan Built the Tajmahal for his queen Mamtaz Mahal. Many

tourists visit this historical monument every day.

98. Many students come to enjoy the show. I have little time

for it. Are there any audiences in the cultural show? He is

much tired and cannot go.