English Grammar - Determiners: 130 MCQs with Answers
English Grammar- Determiners
Determiners MCQ questions covering some, any, much, many, few, little, each, every, both, all and other determiners in English grammar.
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0%Q21. Choose the correct sentence using 'little' to mean 'hardly any'.
Right Answer: She has little interest in politics.
Explanation:
'Little' (without 'a') means 'hardly any', expressing a negative or insufficient quantity of an uncountable noun.
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Q22. Identify the correct sentence.
Right Answer: There is little hope of recovery.
Explanation:
'Little hope' (without 'a') means almost no hope, an uncountable noun used with the negative determiner 'little'.
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Q24. Identify the correct sentence expressing scarcity.
Right Answer: He showed little concern for others' feelings.
Explanation:
'Little concern' (without 'a') expresses a negative sense of hardly any concern.
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Q25. Choose the correct sentence.
Right Answer: There is little water left in the tank.
Explanation:
'Little water' (without 'a') indicates an insufficient, almost negligible amount of the uncountable noun 'water'.
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Q26. Choose the correct sentence using 'a little' in a positive sense.
Right Answer: I have a little money, so we can go out for dinner.
Explanation:
'A little' means 'some, though not much', expressing a positive sufficient amount, unlike 'little' which is negative.
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Q29. Identify the correct sentence expressing sufficient though small quantity.
Right Answer: With a little effort, you can succeed.
Explanation:
'A little effort' positively suggests a small but sufficient amount of effort is needed.
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Q30. Choose the correct sentence.
Right Answer: We still have a little time before the train departs.
Explanation:
'A little time' positively indicates some time remains, sufficient for the purpose.
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