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Determinants

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Determiners are words that come before a noun to specify what or how many things we are talking about.

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Determiners are words that come before a noun to specify what or how many things we are talking about.

by Astrid Hernández
1

______ the students in this class like English.

2

I have ______ books to read this month.

3

______ of the people I invited are coming to the party.

4

______ my friends live in this city.

5

______ them can swim. They never learned.

6

______ the water is polluted. We shouldn’t drink it.

7

I have ______ friends in London.

8

______ of the food was delicious.

9

We bought ______ apples at the market.

10

There are ______ problems we need to solve before the meeting

11

______ students passed the final exam.

12

I only have ______ minutes to talk. Hurry up!

13

She has ______ work to do today.

14

______ my classmates like watching movies.

15

______ the shops are closed on Sundays.

16

We don’t have ______ milk left in the fridge.

17

I need ______ help with my homework. Can you help me?

18

______ the people in this photo are my family.

19

There are ______ mistakes in your essay. Please correct them.

20

I visited ______ museums during my trip to Paris.

21

______ people like chocolate.

22

________my friends live in Bogotá.

23

I invited ten friends, but only ______came to the party

24

_______ the students passed the exam.

25

I don’t know _____ the answers.

26

______children love playing outside

27

________ my family members are teachers

28

I only read _______the book because I didn’t have much time.

29

_____ the students in this class are from Colombia.

30

_______ my homework is finished

31

________my friends are coming to the party.

Explicación

¿Por qué se usa "a lot of"? "Work" es un sustantivo incontable en inglés, por eso no se puede decir “many work”. "A lot of" funciona tanto con contables (plural) como con incontables (singular).

Explicación: “Some” se usa para una parte de un grupo, no todos. Aquí significa que algunas personas (pero no todas) gustan del chocolate.

Most of” se usa cuando se habla de una parte grande de un grupo específico. Aquí el grupo específico es “my friends”.

Explicación: “A few” significa pocos. Solo pocos amigos fueron a la fiesta.

Explicación: “All of” se usa con grupos definidos (the students) y significa todos.

Explicación: “All of” se usa con sustantivos o pronombres definidos (the answers) para decir todas las respuestas.

Explicación: “Most” se usa cuando hablamos de una mayoría general de un grupo sin especificar. Aquí es una afirmación general sobre los niños.

Explicación: “Most of” se usa con un grupo específico (my family members), indicando que la mayoría de ellos son profesores.

Explicación: “Some of” indica que leí una parte del libro, pero no todo. Habla de parte de un grupo específico.

Explicación: “Most of” + sustantivo definido (the students) → la mayoría de ellos.

Explicación: “Most of” se usa para decir que la mayor parte de un grupo específico (my homework) está terminada.

¿Qué significa "a few"? "A few" significa "algunos" o "unos pocos". Se usa con sustantivos contables en plural. Ejemplo: friends, books, cars, etc. ¿Por qué "of"? "Of" se usa cuando hablamos de una parte de un grupo específico. En esta oración, “my friends” es un grupo específico (mis amigos), por eso necesitamos “of”.

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