PRONOUN OR DETERMINER?
Pronouns
We use pronouns on their own instead of a noun:
'Which one do you want?' 'Either is fine by me.'
- with of before the pronoun:
They ate nearly all of it.
- with of before the, this, those, etc. + noun:
They haven't looked at any of the alternatives.
Determiners
We use determiners:
- before nouns:
Have you got some money?
Both candidates were under-qualified for the job.
Most homes have a washing machine.
Have you seen my other glove?
I see no objection to doing it.
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CITESTE SI
ADJECTIVES GRESELI FRECVENTE - Limba Engleza Admitere Scoala Militara de Subofiteri Jandarmi Falticeni
...ve fingers. Correct: Each hand has five fingers. Incorrect: Either roads lead to the airport. Correct: Either road leads to the airport. The adjectives each, every, either and neither ...
Prepositional Phrases - Engleza Admitere Scoala Militara de Subofiteri Jandarmi Falticeni
... least; length; odds with; one's request; peace; random; sea; short notice; speed; the expense of; the heart of; the latest; the time; BY... . .: bus/car/plane; ...
Reguli - Diateza Pasiva in Lb.Romana - Engleza Admitere Scoala Militara de Subofiteri Jandarmi Falticeni
...expect. He is said to be living in Spain. Regula: daca cel de-al doilea verb exprima ...