Determiners have their own importance in sentence formation. Different types of determiner with examples and their explanation is given below.
Each/Every:-
Each:-
(1) “Each” is used to mention the part or member of a group as individual. It signifies individuality.
(2) “Each” is used in case of a countable noun only.
(3) “Each” can be followed by “of” , “of the” in a sentence.
(4) If the sentence is about two dissimilar things, then “each” is used.
Every:-
(1) “Every” is way of saying a group as a group. “Every” is the idea of a group.
(2) “Every” is used in a countable noun only.
(3) “Every” is used to say how often something happens.
(4) “Every” is used in case of similar action or things.
* In various cases “each” and “every” is used interchangeably.
Much/Many:-
Much:-
“Much” is used to describe singular uncountable noun.
Many:-
“Many” is used in case of countable noun and the noun must be in the plural form.
Some/Any:-
Some:-
(1) “Some” is generally used in positive sentence.
(2) “Some” is used in both countable and uncountable noun with plural form
(3) Generally, “some” is used in positive sentence but if the subject “offer somthing” , “ask something” and “suggest something” using interrogative sentences, then “some” is used.
Any:-
(1) “Any” is used in interrogative sentences, negative sentences and sentence with negative sense or meaning.
(2) “Any” also used in both countable noun and uncountable noun with plural form.
(3) If a sentence is not negative but it negative sense in it, then “any” is used.
(4) If a sentence contains hardly, without, never and these types of words then “any” is used.
Few/A few/The few:-
Few:-
(1) “Few” is used in countble noun.
(2) “Few” indicates extremely small number of something or almost nothing.
(3) “Few” has negative sense or meaning about something.
A few:-
(1) “A few” is also used in countble noun.
(2) “A few” indicates small number or amount of something the subject has.
(3) “A few” is used in a positive way or it has positive meaning about something mentioned in the sentence.
The few:-
(1) “The few” is used or it is about all of those or whole the things which is mentioned in a sentence.
(2) “The few” is also used in case of countble noun.
Little/A little/The little:-
Little:-
(1) “Little” is used in uncountable noun.
(2) “Little” indicates extremely small amount of something or almost nothing.
A little:-
(1) “A little” is used in uncountable noun.
(2) “A little” is used in positive sense about something mentioned in a sentence.
(3) “A little” is about small amount of something.
The little:-
(1) If a sentence mention something as whole or it’s about all of the things mentioned in a sentence, then “the little” is used.
(2) “The little” used in uncountable noun.
Examples of various determiners are given below:–
(1) The president spoke to each of the members.
(2) He was carrying a bag in each hand.
(3) There is a flight to Mumbai every day.
(4) He gave medals to each of them.
(5) The bus Leaves every day in the morning.
(6) I have seen three films about Albert Einstein, each was very good.
(7) Each of us wanted to buy different things.
(8) I get up at 6 o’clock every morning.
(9) I am wearing ear rings in each ear.
(10) My parents will come tomorrow, each of them will be on a different flight.
(11) We know each other very well.
(12) Every day there is much work to be done.
(13) We need each other.
(14) Every one opposed it, but finally he did that.
(15) Rope was tied to each end of the bike.
(16) How much milk does he need?
(17) How many roses did you buy?
(18) I don’t have much money.
(19) They own many properties in london.
(20) He does not have many friends.
(21) There are too many students in this class.
(22) I do not need much water.
(23) How many cups of milk does he supply ?
(24) She puts too much sugar in her Coffee.
(25) We had so much fun.
(26) I did not get much sleep last night.
(27) I put lot of salt in my Soup. perhaps too much.
(28) She has too many friends.
(29) I have not much knowledge about the incident.
(30) Many people think, it is time for a change.
(31) How much tea do you need?
(32) She has not much patience.
(33) This house has many rooms.
(34) There is much room in the backyard.
(35) Don’t worry too much.
(36) He has not much experience in sports.
(37) There is too much noise in the class.
(38) I have some questions.
(39) I don’t have any questions.
(40) I have some information for you.
(41) I don’t have any information for you.
(42) We met some friends in the village.
(43) I did not see any friends there.
(44) I think, he will have some time to speak to you.
(45) I did not eat salad, but he ate some .
(46) Do you know any famous people ?
(47) Would you like to have some coffee ?
(48) Could I have some salt, please?
(49) Can I have some mangoes ?
(50) Why don’t you give her some advice ?
(51) Have you got some tomatoes ?
(52) Will you please give me some bananas ?
(53) I am thirsty. Can I have some water please.
(54) We hardly watch any movie togather ?
(55) He left his house without any money.
(56) There are a few good educational institutions in this area.
(57) The few eggs in the fridge were Sufficient for all guests.
(58) Although the car is old, I have few problems with it.
(59) In spite of the rain, a few students came.
(60) There was no electricity during the few minutes I stayed there.
(61) He wants to spend the few days, that he has.
(62) The few public gardens that we have, are not properly maintained.
(63) He is Lucky. He has few problems.
(64) The few words that he spoke are deeply ingrained in my head.
(65) The few friends he has are all very honest.
(66) Hardly few people can tolerate temparature.
(67) I don’t know many jokes by heart, but the few I know are really good.
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