This is a ppt on determiners. This ppt is of grade 7, prepared by K.Jaishika of class 7 studying in mount litera zee school.

4. Determiners
Pre-
determiners
Central-
determiners
Post-
determiners

5. Pre-
determiners
multipliers
intensifiers
Fractional
expressions
Central-
determiners
Articles
Demonstrators
Distributers
Interrogatives
Possessives
Quantifiers
Post-
determiners
Ordinal
General
ordinals

6.  Determiners are group of words that determine or
limit the meaning of a noun phrase.
 Many, much, some and few are indefinite
determiners.
 This, my, the and those are definite determiners.
 No is a negative determiner.

8. Pre – determiners are those
determiners that come in
front of a determiner. This
class of words includes
multipliers like double, twice,
four/five times, fractional
expressions like one-third
etc.;
It also includes words both,

9. Two-thirds of the
respondents reported that
the work of the government
was satisfactory.
There is not much time left.
All the members are
welcome to this special
show.

11. Central determiners are used
before nouns. They include :
Articles:-
The indefinite article (a/an)
and the definite article (the)
are used as determiners.
Example :-
The pen he
bought is black.

12.  Demonstrators :-
Demonstratives point out the person or
thing.
Example :-
I want to buy these books.
 Possessives :-
Possessives are those determiners that
show someone’s possession.
Example :-
He told his father about it.

13.  Quantifiers:-
Quantifiers are those determiners that give an
indication of amount or quantity.
Example:-
Few cities retain their old-world charm.
 Distributives:-
Distributives are those determiners that show
distribution.
Example:-
Every apartment has three bedrooms.

14.  Interrogatives :-
Wh – determiners, what, whose, and which are
used to ask questions.
Example:-
What style did u use in this hand
writing?

16. Post determiners are
used after central
determiners in a noun
phrase to make the
reference more precise.
They include:-

17. Cardinal numbers :-
one, two, three etc…
Example:-
Can you distinguish yours from
the other four?

18. Ordinal numbers :-
first, second, third
Example :-
This is the third meeting in
this month.

19. General ordinals :-
Next, last, previous,
several, subsequent, other,
certain, further.
Example:-
I will meet the other
people later.

23. a. 2 types
b. 3 types
c. 4 types
d. 1 type

25. a. A
b. An
c. The
d. All of the above
e. None of these

27. a. One
b. First
c. Next
d. One – fifth
e. Both a and b
f. None of the above

29. a. Each
b. Every
c. Either
d. Neither
e. All of the above
f. None of the above

31. a. Pre – determiners
b. Post determiners
c. Central determiners
d. None of the above