Determiners are words placed before nouns that qualify or limit their meaning. There are several types of determiners including articles, possessives, demonstratives, indefinite adjectives, and other determiners. Articles include the indefinite articles "a" and "an" which are used before consonants and vowel sounds respectively, as well as the definite article "the". Possessives such as "my" and "our" point out who owns an object. Demonstratives like "this" and "that" are used to point out objects or people. Indefinite articles describe quantity and other determiners include ordinals, numerals, and words like "few" and "each".

1. Determiners
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2. WHAT ARE DETERMINERS?
Determiners are words placed in front of nouns. They are used to qualify the nouns
● Types of Determiners
1. Articles
2. Possessives
3. Demonstratives
4. Indefinite Adjectives
5. Other Determiners

3. Articles
1. “A” it is an article which is always used before constant.It is an indefinite article.
Ex : A Unique Man.
2. “An” it is an article which is always used before a vowel sound . It is an
Indefinite article. Ex :An Umbrella, An apple, An orange etc…
3. “The” It is a Definite article as it specifies a person or an object. Ex :The Boy

4. Possessives and Demonstratives
Possessives:- Possessives are used to point out the owner or possessor
of a particular object.
Ex: My, Our, His, It’s, etc…
Demonstratives:- They are used to point out the objects persons. ‘This’
is used to point out a person or an object very close to us and in
singular form.

5. Indefinite articles and other determiners
INDEFINITE ARTICLES:- Indefinite articles are used to
describe the quantity . Ex: Some , Much , Few , Little , less ,
etc…
OTHER DETERMINERS:- Are the ordinals and numerals .
Ex : First , Second , one , Two , Both , Several , Each, Every
etc…