English Grammar - Determiners: 130 MCQs with Answers

Determiners
English Grammar - Determiners

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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Q51. Choose the correct sentence using 'each'.

Right Answer: Each student has submitted their assignment.


Explanation:

'Each' is followed by a singular noun and takes a singular verb: 'each student has'.

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Q52. Identify the correct sentence.

Right Answer: Each of the boys was given a prize.


Explanation:

'Each of + plural noun' still takes a singular verb: 'each of the boys was'.

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Q53. Choose the correct sentence.

Right Answer: The teacher gave each child a book.


Explanation:

'Each' is followed by a singular noun 'child', not the plural 'children'.

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Q54. Identify the correct sentence.

Right Answer: Each of us is responsible for our own actions.


Explanation:

'Each of us' takes a singular verb 'is', and 'our' agrees appropriately with 'us'.

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Q55. Choose the correct sentence.

Right Answer: Each participant received a certificate at the end.


Explanation:

'Each participant' correctly uses the singular noun form after 'each'.

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Q56. Choose the correct sentence using 'every'.

Right Answer: Every student must complete the form.


Explanation:

'Every' is followed by a singular noun and takes a singular verb: 'every student must'.

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Q57. Identify the correct sentence.

Right Answer: Every one of the participants was given a badge.


Explanation:

'Every one of + plural noun' takes a singular verb: 'was given'.

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Q58. Choose the correct sentence.

Right Answer: Every effort was made to help the victims.


Explanation:

'Every effort' correctly uses the singular noun 'effort' with the singular verb 'was'.

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Q59. Identify the correct sentence.

Right Answer: Every child deserves a good education.


Explanation:

'Every' takes the singular noun 'child' and the singular verb 'deserves'.

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Q60. Choose the correct sentence.

Right Answer: He calls his mother every day.


Explanation:

'Every day' (as an adverbial phrase of frequency) correctly uses the singular noun 'day'.

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Published: 08 September 2026 | Last Updated: 08 September 2026 |


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