3.1 Nominal phrases - 3.7 Articles 3.5 Post-determiners Parts of Speech

Question 1

The pronunciation of the definite and indefinite articles changes depending on the sound of the following noun.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 2

Crowd, flock, committee, family, team, are examples of.

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Collective nouns

Question 3

Open class words are also defined as functional words.

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False

Question 4

A/an are indefinite articles.

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True

Question 5

This, that, these, those are examples of _____________ determiners.

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Demonstratives

Question 6

No, none, some, any, a lot, plenty of, enough are used with.

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Both countable and uncountable

Question 7

Singular countable nouns can only be used with 'a' and 'an', that are _________ articles.

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Indefinite

Question 8

Words used to indicate a multiple of the noun being described.

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Multipliers

Question 9

Words used to strenghten all the meaning of a noun or adjective in English.

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Intensifiers

Question 10

These are the main predeterminers used to give more specific information about the noun.

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Multipliers, distributives, fraction, intensifiers

Question 11

Words that show the relationship between different words; of movement or direction, time and place.

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Prepositions

Question 12

Words that come before other determiners in a noun phrase. They add additional information about the noun.

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Predeterminers

Question 13

Words or phrase such as; guitar🎸, table or cup of coffee☕, are examples of.

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Nominal/noun

Question 14

________ article; used to talk about specific items or to refer to something which was mentioned earlier.

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Definite

Question 15

Determiners are used to indicate quantity or amount of a noun.

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Quantifiers

Question 16

Nouns that can be perceived through the five senses.

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Concrete nouns

Question 17

"All" and "both" are not the only distributives that can be used before other determiners.

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False

Question 18

They, my, this, some, twenty, each, any are examples of _________. They are used before nouns.

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Determiners

Question 19

Cardinal numbers are...

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One, two, three, etc.

Question 20

Uncountable nouns or mass nouns such as ____, ____, _____ or _____ are nouns that cannot be counted.

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Salt, seafood, advice, bread

Question 21

Gold, aluminium, iron or plastic are examples of ____________ nouns.

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Material

Question 22

Nouns made with 2 words: noun + noun, adjective + noun.

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Compound noun

Question 23

Determiners that are used before a noun to show ownership or possession of a noun.

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Possessives

Question 24

A noun or nominal are words used to refer to names, places, a thing, a state or a quality.

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True

Question 25

Definite article used before a specific noun that is already known to the speaker.

Accepted Answer

The

Question 26

A little, little, a bit of, a large amount, much are example of quantifiers for what type of noun.

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Uncountable noun

Question 27

Nouns such as _____, ______ and ______ are examples of Abstract nouns.

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Love, creativity, democracy

Question 28

Closed class words are known as _________ words, such as pronouns, prepositions, conjuctions, interjetions.

Accepted Answer

Functional

3.1 Nominal phrases - 3.7 Articles 3.5 Post-determiners Parts of Speech

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3.1 Nominal phrases - 3.7 Articles 3.5 Post-determiners Parts of Speech

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