The indefinite article, a/an, is used to precede a noun that is not a specific person, place, or thing. Instead, it indicates that it is a general member of a class of nouns.

For example: • “I’d love to have a pet dog.” (No specific or unique dog is being discussed.) • “I heard that a famous musician is going to be there.” (The musician is unspecified because he or she is unknown.) • “She had never been in an airplane before.” (The speaker is talking about airplanes in general, rather than a specific aircraft.). Both and all can also occur as pre-determiners. Both is used when we refer to two out of two options, while all is used to refer to an entire amount. We often use of between both/all and the other determiner, but it is not required. For example: • “ Both (of) my brothers are coming with me.” (I have two brothers, and each one is coming.) • “ Both (of) the books have beautiful illustrations.” (There are two books and each one has beautiful illustrations.) • “ All (of) my brothers are coming with me.” (I have several brothers; every one of them is coming.) • “ All (of) the books have beautiful illustrations.” (There are many books, and they all have beautiful illustrations.) Quantifiers. Determiners introduce ________.

A) verbs b) nouns c) adjectives d) clauses 2. Which of the following words cannot function as a determiner? A) some b) the c) when d) ten 3. Complete the following sentence with the correct determiner: “Can you buy ________ more sugar? We don’t have much left.” a) ten b) a c) the d) some 4. Complete the following sentence with the correct determiner: “I’m afraid we need to go shopping. There’s very ________ milk left.” a) little b) much c) a lot d) some 5.

Complete the following sentence with the correct determiner: “Please give me ________ glass of water. I can’t reach it.” a) this b) that c) these d) those.

Fs Global Real Weather V1 727 Aircraft. What do you call the number that tells how much a change in government spending policy affects total output? Government spending factor; Government spending multiplier; Fiscal policy factor; Fiscal policy multiplier.