Determiners
Determiners are words that are used before nouns to express quantity or extent, but not in exact numbers. Some determiners are used before countable nouns, some are used before uncountable nouns, whereas, some are used before both.

Determiners used before countable nouns |
Purpose |
Example |
Many |
to express variety or quantity |
I have many friends in college. |
So many |
to express a large quantity or extent |
There are so many nice clothes at this shop. |
Too many |
to express extremely large quantity but in a negative sense |
Kate has too many Shoes in her cupboard. |
How many |
to ask questions |
How many bottles of water should I buy? |
Few |
to express small quantity or extent but in a negative sense |
Aslam has few socks left for winters. |
A few |
to express small quantity or extent but in a positive sense |
I will borrow a few books from the library tomorrow. |
Much |
to express variety or quantity mostly in negative sentences |
I don’t know much about physics. |
So much |
to express a large quantity or extent |
Thank you for showing so much faith in me. |
Too much |
to express extremely large quantity but in a negative sense |
John shows too much leniency with the kids. |
How much |
to ask questions |
How much sugar do you take in your tea? |
Little |
to express small quantity or extent but in a negative sense |
I have little hope of winning the race tonight. |
A Little |
to express small quantity or extent but in a positive sense |
We will have a little juice at the restaurant. |
Determiners used before countable nouns and uncountable nouns |
Purpose |
Example |
Somewhere |
to express an uncertain place |
I want to go somewhere peaceful |
Someone |
to express an uncertain person |
Please send someone who has knowledge about computers. |
Something |
to express an uncertain object or feeling |
Something is wrong with my phone. |
Any |
to express an uncertain amount in negative sentences and questions |
I don’t want to buy any DVDs. |
Anywhere |
to express an uncertain place |
They are not going anywhere tonight. |
Download PDF Lesson