In the previous two High English quizzes we were exposed to determiners that included articles, demonstrative determiners and possessive determiners. In this quiz we look at determiners used for countable and uncountable (or quantifying) nouns.
To recapitulate, determiners help to determine the identity of things, places or names. In other words determiners are used to modify nouns. Often, we find occasions to express something in a quantifying manner to ensure our communication drives home a point effectively. In such cases we need determiners that are specifically aimed at quantifying nouns. It is possible that we can be very precise and say exactly ‘how many’, or be general and indicate a range which may give the reader or listener some idea of the magnitude of the things being discussed in the communication.