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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Q61. Choose the correct sentence using 'either' (meaning one of two).

Right Answer: You can take either road; both lead to the station.


Explanation:

'Either' is followed by a singular noun when referring to one of two options: 'either road'.

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Q62. Identify the correct sentence.

Right Answer: Either of the answers is correct.


Explanation:

'Either of + plural noun' takes a singular verb: 'either of the answers is'.

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Q63. Choose the correct sentence.

Right Answer: I don't like either of the two options.


Explanation:

'Either of the two options' correctly uses the plural noun after 'of' while the verb remains singular in agreement with 'either'.

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Q64. Identify the correct sentence.

Right Answer: Either John or Mary is going to the party.


Explanation:

With 'either...or' joining two singular subjects, the verb remains singular: 'is going'.

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Q65. Choose the correct sentence.

Right Answer: There are two doors; you may use either one.


Explanation:

'Either one' correctly refers to one of the two doors mentioned.

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Q66. Choose the correct sentence using 'neither'.

Right Answer: Neither answer is correct.


Explanation:

'Neither' is followed by a singular noun and takes a singular verb: 'neither answer is'.

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Q67. Identify the correct sentence.

Right Answer: Neither of the students has completed the assignment.


Explanation:

'Neither of + plural noun' takes a singular verb: 'neither of the students has'.

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Q68. Choose the correct sentence.

Right Answer: Neither John nor Mary was present at the meeting.


Explanation:

With 'neither...nor' joining two singular subjects, the verb remains singular: 'was present'.

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Q69. Identify the correct sentence.

Right Answer: I like neither of the two dresses.


Explanation:

'Neither of the two dresses' correctly uses the plural noun after 'of'.

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Q70. Choose the correct sentence.

Right Answer: Neither option seems suitable for the job.


Explanation:

'Neither option' correctly uses the singular noun with the singular verb 'seems'.

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


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