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Determinants

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Determiners are words placed before a noun to give more information about which one or how many.

They help to identify, specify, or quantify nouns.

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Determiners are words placed before a noun to give more information about which one or how many. They help to identify, specify, or quantify nouns.

by Astrid Hernández
1

_____ of my friends like going to the beach.

2

_____ the students passed the exam.

3

I invited _____ of my cousins to the party, but not everyone could come.

4

Only _____ people arrived early for the concert.

5

_____ of the books on that shelf are very interesting.

6

_____ the children in this class can speak English.

7

I know _____ the answers to these questions.

8

_____ the food was delicious, but some dishes were too spicy.

9

_____ my classmates are going to the trip, but some can’t afford it.

10

Only _____ the players trained this week because of the rain.

Explicación

Explicación: “Some of” se usa para hablar de una parte no específica de un grupo. Aquí no sabemos cuántos exactamente, solo que algunos amigos disfrutan ir a la playa.

Explicación: “All” se usa para decir que todos los estudiantes pasaron el examen, ninguno falló.

Some Explicación: “Some of” indica que invité a varios primos, pero no a todos. Por eso es correcta some.

Explicación: “A few” significa “unos pocos”, es decir, una cantidad pequeña. La frase dice que solo unas pocas personas llegaron temprano.

Explicación: “Most of” se usa cuando hablamos de la mayoría. Aquí dice que la mayoría de los libros son interesantes.

Explicación: “All of” se usa para decir que todos los niños de este grupo específico pueden hablar inglés. “Of” es necesario porque hablamos de un grupo definido (the children).

Explicación: “Some of” significa “algunas de”. Aquí indica que sé algunas de las respuestas, pero no todas.

Explicación: “Most of” se usa para decir que la mayoría de la comida estaba deliciosa, pero no toda.

Explicación: “Most of” indica que la mayoría de mis compañeros irán, pero no todos. Es más que “some”, pero menos que “all”.

Explicación: “A few of” significa “unos pocos de”. La oración dice que solo unos pocos jugadores entrenaron.

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