Determiners for upper-intermediate students

hace 7 años

Before singular nouns only – a, an, another, each, every, this, that. For example – every toaster, an orange

Before singular nouns and uncountable nouns – this, that. For example – this tyre, that milk

Before uncountable nouns only – much, little. For example – much air

Before uncountable nouns and plural nouns – some, most, all, other, more, less. For example – most honey, less classrooms

Before plural nouns only – these, those, several, many, few, fewer. For example – These schools
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We don’t usually use ‘of’ with determiners unless it’s with another determiner:
Most of the people, Both of my parents

And a pronoun
Neither of them, All of us
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‘No’, ‘none’ and ‘neither’ are determiners with a negative meaning, so avoid using them the negative form of verbs
There isn’t no cure
There’s no cure OR There isn’t any cure