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Determiners are words that tell us more about a noun. They indicate which person or thing it is, to whom it belongs, and how many there are.

Examples: a, an, the, this, that, these, those, much, many, their.

Types of Determiners

Type	Examples
Articles	a, an, the
Demonstratives	this, that, these, those
Possessives	my, your, his, her, our, their
Quantifiers	some, any, much, many, few, little
Numbers	one, two, first, second
Distributives	each, every

1. Articles

A and an does not point out any particular or definite person or thing.

Example: I saw a girl eating an orange.

The is used when we talk of some particular person or thing.

Example: The boy is fat.

• This, that, these, those.

This and that is singular.

This refers to things near us, whereas that refers to things far away from us.

These and those are plural.

These is used for things near us, and those is used for things far away from us.

Examples:

This picture is beautiful.

These apples are for you.

That dress is expensive.

Those people are Australians.

• Few, little.

A little is used with uncountable noun.

Example: a little water, a little money.

A few is used with plural noun:

Example: few students, few chairs.

Exercise 1 (Determiners Worksheet for Class 5 with Answers)

Fill in the blanks.

Use a, an or the.

1. Robert works in_____ hospital.
2. George is ______engineer.
3. He waited there for _____hour.
4. Cricket is _____game.
5. Mango is______ fruit.
6. Turn off _____light.
7. He ate _____ apple.
8. Priya is in _____ kitchen.
9. They went to _____ station.
10. The boy has _____ umbrella.

Exercise 2 (Determiners Worksheet for Class 5 with Answers)

Choose the correct determiner.

1. Ram is (the/a) youngest student in the class.
2. Priya didn’t say (many/much).
3. David lives far from (the/an) center.
4. She can speak a (few/little) English.
5. We have got (many/much) friends.
6. He is going to London for a (few/little) days.
7. They have got (much/many) books.
8. There is (an/a) hotel near here.
9. The Ganga is (a/the) longest river.
10. Can I have a little/few) soup?

Exercise 3

Possessive Determiners.

Fill in the blanks with:

my, your, his, her, our, their

1. She lives with _____ parents.
2. I am going to clean _____ room.
3. They are going to wash _____ hands.
4. We gave _____ bicycle to that boy.
5. Where is Tom’s brother? _______ brother is at home.
6. She has decorated ______ room with balloons.
7. He told ________ friend to wait.
8. They are packing ______ bags for a trip.
9. I am brushing ________ teeth.
10. We took pictures from ______ camera.

Exercise 4

Some or Any

1. She is going to cut _____ vegetables.
2. I didn’t have _____ friends.
3. He doesn’t want ______ tea.
4. I just made _____ soup.
5. Is there _____ butter in the refrigerator?
6. I took _______ flowers for her.
7. I haven’t got ______ bags.
8. There are _____ good shops in the market.
9. There isn’t _______ cheese in the sandwich.
10. There are ______ chocolates in the jar.

Exercise 5

Each and Every

1. _________ house in the colony has a balcony.
2. _______ of the girls had learnt the poem.
3. ______ student received a pencil.
4. Ram win the match______ time.
5. _____ boy helped the teacher.

Exercise 6 (Determiners Worksheet for Class 5)

Identify the Determiner

Underline the determiner in each sentence.

1. He lost his phone.
2. There are a few apples on the table.
3. This house is beautiful.
4. Every country has a national flag.
5. We did some exercises.
6. He liked to eat an apple in the morning.
7. Those dresses look nice.
8. He hasn’t got any money.
9. Every house in the street is the same.
10. The peacock is a national bird.

Answers (Determiners Worksheet for Class 5)

Exercise 1

1. Robert works in a hospital.
2. George is an engineer.
3. He waited there for an hour.
4. Cricket is a game.
5. Mango is a fruit.
6. Turn off the light.
7. He ate an apple.
8. Priya is in the kitchen.
9. They went to the station.
10. The boy has an umbrella.

Exercise 2

1. Ram is the youngest student in the class.
2. Priya didn’t say much.
3. David lives far from the center.
4. She can speak a little English.
5. We have got many friends.
6. He is going to London for a few days.
7. They have got many books.
8. There is a hotel near here.
9. The Ganga is the longest river.
10. Can I have a little soup?

Exercise 3

1. She lives with her parents.
2. I am going to clean my room.
3. They are going to wash their hands.
4. We gave our bicycle to that boy.
5. Where is Tom’s brother? His brother is at home.
6. She has decorated her room with balloons.
7. He told his friend to wait.
8. They are packing their bags for a trip.
9. I am brushing my teeth.
10. We took pictures from our camera.

Exercise 4

1. She is going to cut some vegetables.
2. I didn’t have any friends.
3. He doesn’t want any tea.
4. I just made some soup.
5. Is there any butter in the refrigerator?
6. I took some flowers for her.
7. I haven’t got any bags.
8. There are some good shops in the market.
9. There isn’t any cheese in the sandwich.
10. There are some chocolates in the jar.

Exercise 5

1. Every house in the colony has a balcony.
2. Each of the girls had learnt the poem.
3. Every student received a pencil.
4. Ram wins the match every time.
5. Each boy helped the teacher.

Exercise 6

1. He lost his phone.
2. There are a few apples on the table.
3. This house is beautiful.
4. Every country has a national flag.
5. We did some exercises.
6. He liked to eat an apple in the morning.
7. Those dresses look nice.
8. He hasn’t got any money.
9. Every house in the street is the same.
10. The peacock is a national bird.

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