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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Q71. Choose the correct sentence using 'both'.

Right Answer: Both the boys are intelligent.


Explanation:

'Both' is followed by a plural noun and takes a plural verb: 'both the boys are'.

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Q72. Identify the correct sentence.

Right Answer: Both of my parents work in Delhi.


Explanation:

'Both of + plural noun' takes a plural verb: 'both of my parents work'.

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Q73. Choose the correct sentence.

Right Answer: Both answers are acceptable.


Explanation:

'Both answers' correctly uses the plural noun with the plural verb 'are'.

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Q74. Identify the correct sentence using 'both...and'.

Right Answer: Both Ram and Shyam are good students.


Explanation:

'Both...and' joining two subjects always takes a plural verb: 'are'.

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Q75. Choose the correct sentence.

Right Answer: I enjoyed both the movies equally.


Explanation:

'Both the movies' correctly uses the plural noun form after 'both'.

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Q76. Choose the correct sentence using 'all' with an uncountable noun.

Right Answer: All the water was contaminated.


Explanation:

'All' with an uncountable noun like 'water' takes a singular verb: 'all the water was'.

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Q77. Identify the correct sentence with 'all' and a plural countable noun.

Right Answer: All the students have submitted their assignments.


Explanation:

'All' with a plural countable noun takes a plural verb: 'all the students have'.

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Q78. Choose the correct sentence.

Right Answer: All of the cake was eaten.


Explanation:

'All of the cake' (uncountable) correctly takes the singular verb 'was'.

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Q79. Identify the correct sentence.

Right Answer: All of the books are on the shelf.


Explanation:

'All of the books' (plural countable) correctly takes the plural verb 'are'.

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Q80. Choose the correct sentence.

Right Answer: All that glitters is not gold.


Explanation:

'All that glitters' functions as a singular subject in this well-known proverb and takes the singular verb 'is'.

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


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