Fill in the blanks with an appropriate determiner.

Determiners are words like few, little, some, any, much, many, all and whole.

1. She has ……………………… friends. (few / little / any)

2. Has she got ………………………. friends? (some / few / any)

3. There is ……………………….. water in the pond. (little / few / many)

4. I could answer only ………………………… questions. (a few / a little / any)

5. Have we got ……………………….. eggs? (any / some / few)

6. She has ………………………… interest in politics. (little / few / any)

7. ………………………… of my friends are atheists. (Some / Any / Much)

8. ………………………… money has been wasted on that project. (Much / Many / Most)

9. I have invited …………………………. of my friends. (all / whole)

10. You didn’t each ……………………….. rice. (much / many / some)

11. ……………………….. students simply hate mathematics. (Many / Much / Little)

12. Have you got ………………………… letters for me? (any / some / few)

Answers

1. few (Use few with plural nouns; use little with uncountable nouns)

2. any   (Use any in questions and negatives; use some in affirmative sentences)

3. little (Use little with uncountable nouns.)

4. a few

5. any

6. little

7. some

8. Much (Use much with uncountable nouns)

9. all

10. much

11. Many

12. any