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CBSE 9 - Grammar
Determiners
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CBSE 9 - Grammar
State the types of the underlined determiners. Felidae is the name of the biological family of cats. Cats originated in Asia and spread across continents by crossing land bridges.
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Fill in the blanks with appropriate determiners. In front of _____ house there was _____ court in which grew a juniper tree. One winter's day, _____ wife stood under _____ tree to peel _____ apples, and as she was peeling them, she cut _____ finger, and _____ blood fell on the snow. (From The Juniper Tree by The Brothers Grimm)
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Underline the determiners in the paragraph and write their types. Pilgrims, I desire first to thank those undergraduates of Oxford. When a man has grown so old as I am, when he has reached the verge of seventy-two years, there is nothing that carries him back to the dreamland of his life. (From Speeches by Mark Twain)
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Fill in the blanks with articles and possessive adjectives. Idi Amin Dada was born in _____ West Nile Province. Today it is called _____ Republic of Uganda. _____ father deserted _____ family at _____ early age. He was brought up by _____ mother who was _____ herbalist. He belonged to _____ Kakwa ethnic group which was _____ small Islamic tribe of _____ Koboko region.
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Use the correct quantifiers for the given blanks. Dealing with teenagers requires _____ patience. (many/few/much) _____ students paid attention to the substitute teacher. (A few/A little/Lesser) There was a nationwide drought. The lakes and ponds had _____ water.   (A little/little/A few)
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Fill in the blanks using either ‘any’ or ‘each’. _____ person is gifted in his own way. You can pick _____ book from the given list. Do you have _____ questions? They lived _____ day in fear of the impending revolt.
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Fill in the blanks. The ______ men who were arrested was accused of treason. (many/much/two) Sree Swamibaba had amassed ______ money to feed two generations. (many/enough/a little)
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Underline all the determiners in the paragraph and state their types. The Axis of Evil refers to the term used by President George W. Bush to refer to America’s enemies. These nations are known to harbour nuclear weapons and pose some threat to America.
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List the types of determiners used in the sentence in a sequential order. The main reason why there is rampant corruption in India is the lack of transparency in bureaucracy. Its citizens have grown accustomed to some levels of corruption in any administration. This situation is like a vicious circle which thwarts every attempt of the reformation of the system.
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