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What Are Determiners?  Determiners are words that come before a noun to specify quantity, possession, definiteness, or other attributes.  They help clarify which noun we are talking about, making our communication more precise.   For example : *  The book on the table is mine.   (The determiner "the" specifies a particular book.)   *Some people prefer tea over coffee .   (The determiner "some" indicates unspecified quantity.)   Types of Determiners  Determiners can be categorized into several types based on their function.  Let's look at each type using some examples. Articles (Definite and Indefinite)  Articles assist in determining whether a noun is general or specific.  Definite article: The   Example: The sun is shining brightly today.   Indefinite articles: A, An  Example : I saw a cat in the garden .  Example: She ate an apple for breakfast.   Demonstratives  Determiners that are d...

        What Are Parts of Speech?   Definition :  Parts of speech are the categories into which words are classified based on their function in a sentence.  Each word in a sentence plays a specific role, such as naming a person or thing, expressing an action, or connecting different ideas.   How Many Parts of Speech Are There?  In English, there are eight main parts of speech:   Noun  Pronoun  .Verb  .Adjective  .Adverb  .Preposition  .Conjunction . Interjection  Let’s explore each one in detail with examples.   1.  Noun  A noun is a word used to name a person, place, thing, or idea.  Types of Nouns:   Proper Noun – Names a specific person, place, or organization.  Example: India, John, Eiffel Tower   Common Noun – Refers to a general person, place, or thing.  Example: country, boy, building   Concrete Noun – Names things that can be seen or touched.  E...