ARTICLES :

A , an , the

DEMONSTARTIVES
this , that , these , those DISTRIBUTIVE

3 all , both , half , either ,

POSSESSIVES
my , our , your , his ,
her , their , its
2 4
1 5
neither , each , every ,
only
QUALITIFIERS
• a few , a little ,
much , many , some ,
any , a lot of
‘ A’
and ‘an’ used before countable singular
nouns. It’s called indefinite articles.

‘The’

EXAMPLES :
• I saw a lion. The lion was sleeping under a
tree.
• We heard a noise. The noise came from a
neighbour’s house.
‘This’ and ‘that’ are used before singular
countable nouns while ‘these’ and ‘those’
are used before plura countable nouns.
• Some quantifiers express a small or
large quantity
• Some quantifiers express part of or all
of a quantity

• Used with countable nouns (I have many friend)

• Used with uncountable nouns (How much works is
there?)
• Used with either countable@uncountable nouns
(There is plenty of water / I have enough money)
• A little
• Fewer
• Unfortunately,(a)………….. Of the companies which we sent offers to showed interest
• Little in our products.
• Few • Last month was a good month for the company. We found (b)………… new customers
• Many and also increased our profit.
• We have to speed up, there is very (c)………….. Time to finish the project.
• Little • There were (d)…………. People than usual in the supermarket to buy our product.
• Little • It will take me (e)…………… time, but I’m sure everyone will learn how to use the new
• Several software eventually.
• I have (f)…………… money but more time than I did ten years ago.
• Neither • Although I have always wanted to be a famous singer, I have (g)………….talent for
• Most music.
• (h)……………..people enjoy the performance of the theater company but I don’t think
it is a successful one.
• In our country (i)………………universities offer a wide range of courses.
• Both players in the tennis match have been warned by the referee but (j)……………of
them seems to take it seriously.